Retail pharmacy ephemera. Box 4.

Box file containing items of ephemera in acid free sleeves. Includes: Dake Bros. (11 North Avenue, Rochester, N.Y.), Alan Date (Charles Street Pharmacy, 12 Chapel Row, Bath), D. Davies & Co. (344 Caledonian Road, London), Dan Davies & Co. (Gresham Pharmacy, 324 Coldharbour Lane, Brixton), L. Debacq (Ivry Port, Seine and 103 Boulevard National, Clichy, 1888), J. Delondre (16 rue de Paris, Clamart, 1889), J.L. Denne (Market Place, Faversham), C.R. Dixon (14 Water Street, Rhyl, 1940), NHS prescriptions (2000), Dolbear & Goodall (late Hitchcock & Co., 108 High Street, Oxford, 1922), R. Dresser, Folkard & Co. (York : 1885), Mauduit & Famelart and Potel (10 rue des Lombards, Paris, 1865), Duncan, Flockhart & Co. (52 North Bridge and 139 Princes Street, Edinburgh, 1836, 1856), Durbin Brothers or Durbin's Drug Stores (50 Broadway, Wimbledon, 1915, "oxygen kept in stock"), Eastern Drug Co. (Boston, Mass, 1919), Eastman & Co.(Concord, New Hampshire), Edinburgh Public Medical Service, Edward Cross & Son (11 High Street, Birmingham : 1916)T. Edwards (books and patent medicines, Cross and Bailey Street, Oswestry, 1840), Engel Apotheke (Leipzig, 1930), English Grains (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. (tablet makers, Burton-on-Trent), Charles Fargher (Splott Brdge, Cardiff), Farmacia del Corpus (Plaza del Corpus, Segovia, 2003), D.F. Fife (Cambridge Pharmacy, Richmond Road, East Twickenham, 1909), Henry Flanders (Mill Road, Cambridge, 1870), A.E. Foreman (Sparkenhoe Street, Leicester), Fox the Chemist (Banbury), Fred Mallinson Ltd. (Rexall Pharmacy, 28 Market Street, Heckmondwike), Freestone & Mason (The Station Pharmacy, Chatham : stationery), Freshfield Reynolds (Station Road, Harrogate : 1884), Fulvoye & Mudge (58 West Smithfields, London : 1845), Gibbon (late Alder & Gibbon, chemist in ordinary to Queen Victoria)109 High Street, Cheltenham (1855), G. Peck & Son (30 Trumpington Street and 17 Silver Street, Cambridge, 1920).