A collection of vintage and antique medicine cabinet products, all but one item from a single estate, most with at least some original contents.

• Metal and cardboard square canister of Penicks Tested Botanical Drugs Whole Quince seed. Cannot safely open but feels about 3/4 full.
• Tin square container Norwich Unguentine Surgical Dressing. Full.
• Cardboard container Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Potassium Bicarbonate. Empty.
• Grove Laboratories Pazo Pile Ointment (for hemorrhoids). Tube is about 3/4 full. Original box missing top and bottom flaps.
• Payne's Ointment metal tin. For relief of itch and tetter (whatever that is) and other skin irritations. Unable to open, feels empty.
• Victorian 1880s Seabury & Johnson Laboratories bunion plasters, box of four.
• Bromo Seltzer cobalt bottle, full contents (not sure if grayish granules contents are original).
• J.R. For Athlete's Foot with original box. Bottle is half full with old cotton swabs inside the box. Interestingly this product was forced off the market in 1941 by the FTC for false advertising. Apparently it did not work and was intentionally trying to capitalize on the name recognition of Absorbine Jr.
• Rusty steel hemostat.
• Unused bars Ivory and Crystal White soap. Ivory is in very good condition, wrapper intact with minimal wear. The Crystal White paper wrapper is soiled and wrinkled, soap bar is intact.
• 3 miniature perfume bottles:
• 4711 Eau de Cologne, Germany, full.
• Via Lanvin, French, empty.
• No label, Raphael Paris France embossed on bottom. Full.