Drug industry ephemera. Box 2.

Box file containing items of ephemera in acid free sleeves. Includes: Calmic Ltd., Percy Carr (chemist, Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, 1895), Chas. Zimmermann & Co. (Chemicals) Ltd. invoice (London, 1928), Chemex '85, '91 (retail chemist exhibition), CIBA Foundation, CIBA Laboratories, CIBA-Geigy compliments slip (1986), CIFCA Company (Manchester Square, 1934), Clayton Aniline Company Limited (Upper Thames Street, London, 1925), Committee on the Safety of Medicines and Dental and Surgical Materials (Nine Elms Lane, London, 1990), A. le Couppey (ca. 1890), "Analysis of the best known patent medicines" (Dart Remedies Company, 34 Maids Causeway, Cambridge), Monsieur Debacq (1862), a leaflet D.B. Devendorf sent to drug companies advertising his new method of disguising the unpleasant taste of a lot of medicines (Delavan, 1874), Dr. Rhodes' Electric Transfusing Battery Company (shares certificate, 1881), Dr. Hair's Asthma Cure Ltd. (est. 1876 : with portrait of Sir Morell MacKenzie), Duckworth & Co. (Manchester, 1921), El.An.En (non proprietary mediicnes, 1920s 1930s?), Enterprise (1993), Farmitalia (1959), Fédération des sociétés de pharmacie du sud-est (1902), Fellows (94 Paul Street, London, 1882?), Ferris & Company Ltd. (Bristol, 1904), Fisons Pharmaceuticals, Fisons Consumer Health (Loughborough, 1992), General Apothecaries Company (shares certificates, 1894), G.D. Searle & Co. Ltd. (advertising Lomotil for diarrhoea), Germains' "Notesco" Remedies Company (shares certificate, New York, 1885), Glaxo Laboratories Ltd. (pictorial envelope, 1954), advertisement for Yohimbine Spiegel (for phsiological impotence) from Helios (Société Anonyme Française de Produits Photochimiques & Pharmaceutiques, 1902).