History of Drug Containers and Their Labels |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
From Vials to Ovals | 19 |
Shop Furniture | 51 |
Manufacturers of Containers and Labels | 71 |
Poison Bottles and Labels | 91 |
Manufacturers of American Drug Bottles | 97 |
APPENDICES | 107 |
BIBLIOGRAPHIES | 131 |
ILLUSTRATION CREDITS | 139 |
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