Pharmaceutical company posters & prints

Test Tubes Anonymous

Test Tubes Anonymous

Beaker Filled with Liquid Anonymous

Use Lutted's Cough Drops Victorian Trading Card Advertisement Anonymous

X-ray of Pills and Pill Bottle Anonymous

Advertisement for 'Carter's Little Liver Pills', c.1880-1900 English School

Woodcut Print of a Medieval Apothecary Cooking on a Stove Anonymous

Pile of Confiscated Drugs and Paraphernalia Anonymous

Drug Store Sign Anonymous

Interior of a pharmacy Jan Claesz ten Hoorn

Office workers having lunch at the drug store counter Anonymous

Outside the Hamilton Hotel, Bermuda Anonymous

Woodcut Print of a Scene in a Medieval Apothecary Shop Anonymous

The Apothecary C. Morelot in his pharmacy, 1751 C. Souville

Soda Fountain in Drug Store Anonymous

Man Attached and Holding to Medical Device Anonymous

The Pharmacist Pietro Longhi

History of medicine. Machinery. Cartoning pills. Engraving. 19th century. Colored. Anonymous

Drug Jar for Mithridate Annibale Fontana

Drug Jar for Syrup of Lemon Juice Anonymous

Established Hospital in Tents and in Cars, the Esplanade of Metz, November 1, after the Surrender 1870 Anonymous

Advertisement for Genasprin, a proprietary brand of the drug Aspirin. 1919 Unknown

Temporary Field Hospital behind the Second Prussian Parallel at Dueppel, 1864 English School

To Visit the Sick Cornelis De Wael

Maahon Captured Camp at Reichshofen Will Be Set Up As Hospital for Wounded Military, on 7 August 1870, France Anonymous

The War in the East: Training Ladies for Nurses at a Military Hospital at St. Petersburg, Russia Anonymous

Spring Street, Los Angeles, California, USA Anonymous

The apothecary using pestle and mortar to prepare drugs, 1823 Unknown

Advertisement for the Carbolic Smoke Ball Company, 1893 English School

Drug Jar for Persian Philonium Anonymous

Serving for the Red Cross is a Highly Demanding Task, As is Portrayed in This Image Anonymous

The Doctor for the Poor J. Leonard

Released Federal Prisoners Anonymous

Ward of a military hospital Anonymous

Advertisement for Calvert's Dento-Phenolene, c.1890s English School

Camp of Mac Mahon Converted to an Ambulance after the Battle of Worth, 7 August 1870 Anonymous