Kola Granulee, Soluble, P. Astier

Kola Granulee, Soluble, P. Astier

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Description
Cylindrical glass bottle with metal screw-on cap and paper, wrap-around labels. Label on neck of bottle is blue with black print, and has images of medals awarded. Main label is brown with black and red print. Bottle is full of contents / unopened.
Maker: Pharmacie Astier, 72 Avenue Kleber, Paris
Dose/Directions: Deux Cuillerees a Cafe par jour dans du vin ou dans tout autre liquide aqueux (Two teaspoons per day in wine or any other aqueous liquid)
Indications per label: aliment d'epargne; anti-neurasthenique; regulator du coeur; excitant du systeme musculare (anti-neurasthenic; heart regulator; muscular system stimulant)
This item is part of a collection of pharmaceutical products exhibited by the French companies, Astier Pharmacie and Clin et Cie., at the Panama–Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco, California, in 1915. Following the close of exhibition, the objects were donated to the Smithsonian by the French Commission to the exposition.
Location
Currently not on view
Object Name
otc preparation
Other Terms
Pharmaceuticals; Drugs; Non-Liquid
Date made
c. 1900
maker
Phamacie Astier
place made
France: Île-de-France, Paris
Physical Description
caffeine; theobromine; rouge de kola (red kola); tannin (drug active ingredients)
Measurements
overall: 4 3/4 in x 1 3/4 in; 12.065 cm x 4.445 cm
ID Number
MG.59672.12
maker number
341184
accession number
59672
catalog number
59672.12
Panama-Pacific International Exposition
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Data Source
National Museum of American History
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