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1/4 ounce package of absorbent cotton, sterilized and compressed into a small package. Made by Safety Supply Company of Canada.

4 tins of adhesive medical tape. Three are Johnson & Johnson brand and one is Madison.

Small Anacin tin that contained 12 tablets.

One glass bottle of S.T. 37 antiseptic solution in original cardboard box with instructions. The product was made by Merch, Sharp & Dohme. A stamp on the box and bottle reads "Professional package. Not to be sold".

Small glass Aspirin bottle that contained 24 tablets.

One glass bottle of Astring-o-sol concentrated mouthwash made by Sterling Drug, LTd. in Aurora, Ontario.

1" by 6 YD bandage gauze in a compressed package. Packaged by Medical Supply Company, Rockford, Illinois.

One B-D Leur-Lok Dynafit glass syringe.

One anesthetic package including a glass syringe, three stainless steel needles, and one bottle of C.A.D.C. local anesthetic made by the J.F. Hartz Co. Ltd., Toronto and Montreal.

One metal tube of 1 1/2 of caladryl cream. Caladryl cream is a combination of Calamine and Benadryl Hydrochloride cream, and made by Parke, Davis & Co., Ltd., Walkerville, Ontario.

One glass bottle of castor oil from the Mine Safety Appliances Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.

One metal tin of Dr. Morse's Indian root pills. It is advertised as a modern vegetable laxative and made by W.H. Comstock, Co. Ltd. in Brockville, Ont.

One glass bottle of Dr. S.N. Thomas' eclectric oil, for external and internal use, and manufactured by Northrop and Lyman Co. Ltd., Toronto, Ontario.

One glass medicine dropper with a rubber top.

One gauze covered cotton eye pad in a wax paper envelope. Created by Mine Safety Appliances, Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Two packages of MSA brand gauze roller bandage. One is 2 inches by six yards and the other is 1 inch by size yards. Both are wrapped in compressed packages.

Small glass bottle with measurement markers up the sides.

Glass measuring cup from Shoemaker's Corner Drug Store.

One package of Johnson & Johnson brand improved bandages.

One glass bottle of iodine created by the Drug Trading Company Ltd., Toronto, Ontario.

Two loose iodine swabs created by Medical Supply Company Ltd. or Rockford, Ill., and one package of three iodine swabs created by Bauer and Black, Ltd. Toronto, Ontario.

A collection of historic medicines, and medical implements.

One glass bottle of Certified Mercuro Chrome created by Drug Trading Company, Toronto, Ontario.

One cardboard box of three stainless steel needles.

One metal tube of Paggett and Ramsdell's perfect cold cream in a small box labelled as a chemists sample.

One tin of Parke-Davis antacid tablets that would have held 36 tablets. The tablets were made in Walkerville, Ontario.

One bottle of Phillips' milk of magnesia tablets for indigestion. The bottle held 50 tablets and was made by Sterling Drug Ltd. in Aurora, Ontario.

One Rigo brand rubber eye shield with elastics in a box.

One metal tube of sodium sulamyd ophthalmic ointment. Made by Schering Corporation Limited, Montreal.

One gauze compress in a cardboard box. Distributed by Safety Supply Company, Canada.

One blue glass bottle of Auralgan, made by The Dohow Chemical Company, Ltd., Montreal.

One glass bottle of Thimerosal tincture that is identified as a physicians sample. The use is as a germicide and fungistat.

One metal tube of Wellcome brand toilet lanoline. It is made by Burroughs Wellcome & co., Montreal and was used to keep skin soft protect against the harshness of rough weather.