[Z] Medical and Apothecary Ephemera [Lady Strickland of Boynton Hall and Apperley Court]

Medical and Apothecary Ephemera [relating to Lady Strickland of Boynton Hall and Apperley Court]

A collection of Ephemera relating to medicine, late 18^th and 19^th Century, to include two prescriptions in printed folding envelope from James Dudfield, chemist and druggist, Tewkesbury, 1839; printed folding envelope including prescription from Lloyd & Newby, chemist and druggist, Royal Parade, Leamington, 1834; Printed folding envelope including prescription from W. W. Mason, Ardwick, 1842; various prescriptions for Lady Strickland by Drs Fraser and Belcombe; manuscript letter, single folded leaf, dated 1810, from Dr. Belcombe, Malton to Lady Strickland at Fawley Court; single leaf printed flyer, 'General Directions for the Recovery of Persons Drowned, Choaked, Strangled ... and to all Appearance dead', 17.5cm x 37cm; [Broadside] WM. Horsley chymist and druggist, Butcher Corner, Malton, advertising medicines, pickles, dry colours, Malton: by Sagg Printer & Auctioneer, n.d. [circa 1770s], 27.5cm x 43.5cm; single leaf printed flyer WM. Horsley, chymist and druggist, advertising drugs, barks and gums, powders for cattle and medicines, n.d. [circa 1770s] 19cm x 30.5cm; single sheet printed flyer, Medicines prepared by H. Richards, Chemist & Druggist, St James Street, London, advertising pills, lozenges, cakes, elixirs and oils; single leaf printed flyer Mucilage of Marshmallows, 14.5cm x 22.5cm; single leaf printed flyer on directions for taking Magnesia Alba, 15.5cm x 19.5cm; flyer advertising Fumigating Lamp, invented and recommended by Dr. Smyth, sold by Downing and Turner, New Street, Covent Garden, London: by J. Moore, Drury Lane, n.d.; Single leaf recipe for ‘Strengthening Jelly’ in manuscript; single leaf recipe for ‘Cancer Oil’ in manuscript; single leaf prescription and recipe for 'stomach cramps' in manuscript; single leaf cure for tooth ache, ‘the seed with which the Blacksmith at Brighton cured the Prince of Wales’; single leaf handwritten recipe for congestive consumption; single leaf recipe for worms by Lady Horcliffe in manuscript.