Medicine Bottle
c. 1923A brown bottle with a black plastic screw top, a white label with red printed lettering and black handwriting.
According to an article in the Great Southern Herald, F. Fremantle was operating as a chemist in April 1923.
Details
Details
On the back of the bottle is embossed "NOT TO BE TAKEN"
On the label at the top in red printed lettering is "NOT TO BE TAKEN". Below this handwritten in black lettering is "The Inhalant 213092", underneath is "Fifteen drops in boiling water and inhale steam. Three times a day if necessary. W.P. Shaw". Then there are two red lines and below the lines in red lettering is "F.Freemantle & Son', underneath is "MsP.S., Ph. Cha", underneath in italic lettering is "Dispensing & Pharmaceutical Chemists" and underneath is "PHONE 60 CLIVE ST., KATANNING".
Advertising article for F. Freemantle, Chemist in Clive Street, Katanning.
Copyright and Reference
Copyright and Reference
Courtesy of Katanning Historical Society.
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