Remarkable set of six antique glass Pulvules medicine tubes, each with its original typed paper label and metal screw cap. These were used in the early 1900s for barbiturate and compound preparations such as Sodium Amytal, Amytal with Salicylic, and Theamin Amytal, each carefully marked in grains.

The typography and glass form are consistent with hospital or military medical supply use between 1910–1930. These were precision-made laboratory containers, now highly collectible for their industrial-medical aesthetic.

Era: c.1910–1930

Materials: Clear glass tubes with metal threaded caps and original paper labels

Labels include:

Pulvules No. 33 – Acetylsalicylic Acid

Pulvules No. 222 – Amytal

Pulvules – Amytal and Salicylic

Pulvules No. 217 – Sodium Amytal 3 Grains

Pulvules No. 217 – Theamin Amytal

Pulvules No. 216 – Sodium Amytal 1 Grain

Condition: Excellent antique display condition; dust and patina present, labels remain legible, caps thread smoothly.

For display only – contents not for consumption.

Perfect for collectors of antique medical, pharmacy, or laboratory curiosities — these display beautifully in a shadowbox or alongside poison and apothecary bottles.