An empty cylindrical amber glass bottle (a); distinct moulded lip and moulded screw threadings; paper label on front of bottle; closure by round plastic screw cap (b).
An empty cylindrical amber glass bottle (a); distinct moulded lip and moulded screw threadings; paper label on front of bottle; closure by round plastic screw cap (b).
Printed on label: "1000 Ayerst 1000 // DRY POWDER CAPSULE // No. 313 // DIGITALIS FOLIUM // PYHSIOLOGICALLY TESTED // 15 MINIMS // Tincture of Digitalis C.F. // Made in Canada // AYERST, McKENNA & HARRISION // Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemists // MONTREAL CANADA"; embossed on bottom: "9 // 950 // D // 8366".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010 A
Condition Remarks
Label faded; minor white paint flecks on glass.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
JPG
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; The Canadian Encyclopedia Web site; CD #1
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946; The first pharmaceutical company in Canada was established in Toronto in 1879 by E.B. Shuttleworth.
A cylindrical amber (a) glass bottle of hydrogen peroxide solution tapering to a medium-length neck with a distinct lip around the middle and ending with threadings for a flat metal screw (b) cap lined with piece of wax-coated cardboard.
A cylindrical amber (a) glass bottle of hydrogen peroxide solution tapering to a medium-length neck with a distinct lip around the middle and ending with threadings for a flat metal screw (b) cap lined with piece of wax-coated cardboard.
Printed on label: "Liquor // Hydrogenii Peroxidi // Hydrogen Peroxide Solution // THE J. F. HARTZ Co LIMITED // PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A5-4 Box 4 Row A
Length
a - 15.5 cm
Depth
b - 1.0 cm
Diameter
a - 19.0 cm
b - 8.0 cm
Unit Of Measure
centimeters
Condition Remarks
Minor rip out of the label and significant rust on the screw cap.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
JPG
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; Detroit Hartz Building Web site; CD #1.
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946; The J. F. Hartz Company was originally founded in 1897 as a medical supply company specializing in imported German medical instruments, doctors’ supplies and pharmaceuticals.
A cylindrical clear glass (a) bottle tapering to a pronounced lip; with paper labels on both the front and the back of the bottle; closure by a glass (b) stopper.
A cylindrical clear glass (a) bottle tapering to a pronounced lip; with paper labels on both the front and the back of the bottle; closure by a glass (b) stopper.
Number Of Parts
2
Part Names
a - bottle - Size: Length 18.8 cm x Diam. 19.0 cm
b - stopper - Size: Length 4.6 cm x Width 2.5 cm x Depth 1.0 cm
Printed on the front label: "ACID NITRIC // C.P. // Reagent Grade // THE J. F. HARTZ Co LIMITED // TRADE MARK // PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES // Toronto Montreal"; embossed on the bottom of the bottle: "8".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A4-2
Condition Remarks
Front label has some tearing along its top edge; the label on the back also has a minor tear.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
JPG
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; Detroit Hartz Building Web site; CD #1.
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946. The J.F. Hartz Company was originally founded in 1897 as a medical supply company specializing in imported German medical instruments, doctors’ supplies and pharmaceuticals.
An empty rectangular amber glass bottle (a); distinct moulded lip and moulded screw threadings; paper label on front of bottle; closure is a round plastic screw cap (b).
An empty rectangular amber glass bottle (a); distinct moulded lip and moulded screw threadings; paper label on front of bottle; closure is a round plastic screw cap (b).
Number Of Parts
2
Part Names
a - bottle - Size: Length 20.7 cm x Width 6.5 cm x Depth 6.5 cm
Printed on label on front of bottle: "Tr. Rhei Co. // (Synonym: Tr. Rhubarb Compound) // DOSE - Half to one fluid drachm. // MANUFACTURED IN THE LABRATORY OF // Ingram & Bell, Limited // TORONTO // Montreal Winnipeg Calgary"; embossed on back of bottle: "16 OZS. // FLUID"; embossed on bottom: "D // 6".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A5-1
Condition Remarks
Small missing areas on edge of the label.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
JPG
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; CD #1.
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946.
A rectangular amber glass (a) bottle of sodium para-toluene sulphonate tapering distinct lip around the middle and ending with threadings for a flat metal screw (b) cap lined with a piece of wax-coated cardboard.
A rectangular amber glass (a) bottle of sodium para-toluene sulphonate tapering distinct lip around the middle and ending with threadings for a flat metal screw (b) cap lined with a piece of wax-coated cardboard.
Number Of Parts
2
Part Names
a - bottle - Size: Length 22.0 cm x Width 8.0 cm x Depth 5.5 cm
Printed on label: "SOLVETS // CHLORALONE // Each solvet represents : // Sodium Paratoluene- // Sulphonchloramide // 4.375 grains. // THE J. F. HARTZ Co LIMITED // PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES // TORONTO MONTREAL".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A5-1
Condition Remarks
Screw lid has rust.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
JPG
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; Detroit Hartz Building Web site; CD #1.
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946. The J. F. Hartz Company was originally founded in 1897 as a medical supply company specializing in imported German medical instruments, doctors’ supplies and pharmaceuticals.
An empty cylindrical amber glass bottle (a); distinct moulded lip and moulded screw threadings; paper label on front of bottle; closure by round plastic screw cap (b).
An empty cylindrical amber glass bottle (a); distinct moulded lip and moulded screw threadings; paper label on front of bottle; closure by round plastic screw cap (b).
Number Of Parts
2
Part Names
a - bottle - Size: Length 20.7 cm x Width 6.5 cm x Depth 6.5 cm
Printed on front label: "Spt. Chloroform // B.P. '32 // Dose-5 to 30 minims. // INGRAM &BELL // LIMITED // TORONTO // MONTREAL WINNIPEG CALGARY"; embossed on back of bottle: "16 OZS. // FLUID" .
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A5-1
Condition Remarks
Label faded.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
JPG
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; CD #1
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946.
An empty rectangular amber coloured glass bottle (a) tapering to a moulded lip with moulded screw threadings around the bottle opening; the screw cap (b) is slightly rounded.
An empty rectangular amber coloured glass bottle (a) tapering to a moulded lip with moulded screw threadings around the bottle opening; the screw cap (b) is slightly rounded.
Printed on label: "Tinct. Capsici. // B.P. // DOSE: 5 to 15 minims. // The E.B. SHUTTLEWORTH // CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED // MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS // TORONTO, CANADA"; embossed on back of bottle: "16 FL.OZ."; printed on cap: "E. B. S.".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A5-1
Condition Remarks
Minor staining on label; back has residue from removal of paper label.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
JPG
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; The Canadian Encyclopedia Web site; CD #1.
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946; The first pharmaceutical company in Canada was established in Toronto in 1879 by E.B. Shuttleworth.
Printed on front label: "(POISON) // LIQUEFIED // Carbolic Acid // Phenol Liquefactum // B.P. 1932 // Dose: One to three minims. // POISON // THE J. F. HARTZ Co LIMITED // PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES // TORONTO MONTREAL".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A3-2 Row B
Dimension Notes
Length 20.4 cm x Width 6.3 cm x Depth 6.3 cm
Condition Remarks
Staining and tearing on the back label.
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; Detroit Hartz Building Web site
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946; The J.F. Hartz Company was originally founded in 1897 as a medical supply company specializing in imported German medical instruments, doctors’ supplies and pharmaceuticals
A rectangular amber glass (a) bottle of Ebsal Comp. No. 29 with Codeine Phosphate with a paper label on the front; tapering to a short-length neck with threading for a flat metal (b) screw cap lined with a piece of wax-coated cardboard.
A rectangular amber glass (a) bottle of Ebsal Comp. No. 29 with Codeine Phosphate with a paper label on the front; tapering to a short-length neck with threading for a flat metal (b) screw cap lined with a piece of wax-coated cardboard.
Number Of Parts
2
Part Names
a - bottle - Size: Length 21.7 cm x Width 8.2 cm x Depth 6.0 cm
Printed on label: "ESTD. 1879 // Ebsal Comp. No. 29 // With Codeine Phosphate // THE E. B. SHUTTLEWORTH // CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED // MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS // TORONTO, CANADA".
Permanent Location
Storage Room 0010
0010-A5-1
Condition Remarks
Few minor tears on the label; minor chip out of the bottom of the bottle
Copy Type
Original
Reference Types
Internet
Reference Comments
Queens Senate Medical School Scholarships Web site; The Canadian Encyclopedia Web site
Research Facts
Dr. Sam Cronk graduated from Queens Medical School in 1915; his son, Dr. L. Bruce Cronk, who donated this bottle also graduated from Queens Medical School in 1946. E.B. Shuttleworth, established in Toronto in 1879, was the first pharmaceutical company in Canada.