Wm. Radam's Microbe Killer No. 2 Antique Stoneware Jug Bottle, New York City

Wm. Radam's Microbe Killer No. 2 Antique Stoneware Jug Bottle, New York CityThis antique stoneware jug once held William Radam's famous "Microbe Killer" in No. 2 strength, which was medium strength and is a wonderful piece of apothecary history. A Prussian immigrant, Radam first patented his Microbe Killer in 1886 and began selling it by the jug not long after. This jug is a survivor of that era! To read more about Radam and his Microbe Killer, visit this link. The jug is in great condition, with normal signs of use and wear.

This one is no exception and comes in a rare clear amber color

This buckle was made in the USA by Bergamont Brass Works in 1983 and is marked K-146

This razor measures 6" when closed

either as a functional ashtray or maybe as a change dish or ring dish

This vintage sterling silver ring features a beautiful lapis lazuli stone

The rest of the lettering

She's ready for whatever dress you want to dress her up in

including the right hand

but mostly looks very

Featuring Batman & The Spectre in "The Grasp of Shahn-Zi

There are a few small chips in the pink areas

mostly obscured by the frame