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Housed in leather case stamped in gold: Hawkes Crystalized lenses. Extra lenses also present.

Louisville, KY: J.F. Kurfees [?] Co. Snap closure. Medicine vials are flat-ish.

New York: S.E. Massengill Company. Snap closure. Child's tablets.

1) Schumann & Doescher - Prescription Druggists, New Orleans, Louisiana 2) Gombault's Caustic Balsam - Lawrence Williams Co. 3) Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry 4) Frey's Vermifuge - Baltimore 5) Davis' Painkiller 6) Dr. Robert Folger - Olosaionian, New York (blown) 7) Dr. D. Jayne's Alternative (blown) 8) Warner's Safe Kidney & Liver Cure (brown glass pressed, picture of a safe) 9) Balsam of Honey (card says "1950, dug in Lancaster, Pennsylvania") 10) Dr. Langley's Root & Herb Bitters - 99 Union Street, Boston (blown, green glass) 11) Ramon's Santonine Worm Syrup 12) Larkin smelling salts, Buffalo (green) 13) Unmarked except for "D" on bottom 14) Two clear bottles - one with fly dried in liquid 15) Clear glass bottle - unmarked (not an infant feeder)

Blown glass with glass labels: 1) Ac. Sulph D. 2) Ac. Nitric

Contents: glass stoppered bottles (some with labels), brass balance and weights, mortar and pestle, graduate, miscellaneous instruments. Includes a key.

Copper and brass.

Brown leather bag with key. Handle is broken. Contents: medical instruments, hypodermic kits, needle and suture boxes, syringe cases in leather compacts.

London: William Justus. Silver with gilt interior. Engraved initials: JAO

London: Emes & Bernard. George III-era silver feeder in leather case with Hall & Co. Silversmiths, Manchester printed on lining of case.

New York: W.A. Baum Co. Has two bags and cuffs.

Pat. March 17, 1918. Glass.

Three are domed (each with a chip out of the rim), one is molded

Ten various feeders: classic gravy boat type (handle and spout in line); white with faint gold design, porcelain; blue "Delft" Royal Copenhagen type; flower, plain white porcelain - (11.L) marked on bottom; brown pottery "duck" ; plain, porcelain white flowers; white porcelain "duck" Side spout (handle and spout at 90 degrees); painted china (large); plain white porcelain; white porcelain with red cross.

Marked USA: Lampson & Gooduo Mfg. Co.

Marked J. Rudell & Co., Green River Works.