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Item Code: 909-59
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Ceramic jar features a blue wreath surrounding the Latin medical name, “HYERA-DIACOLOC“, in the center. This medicine was used for headaches. Jar displays light surface cracks and scattered chips, which are typical and acceptable with collectors because of use and age.
Measures 8 ½” high x 4” at the base. [sm]
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