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- Mortar, circa 1910 - Veterinarians used a mortar and pestle to crush, grind, and blend medicines into a powder or paste. Creating powdered medicine from solid tablets and dissolving it in liquids helped veterinarians administer medicine easily and safely so it acted quickly. This mortar and pestle belonged to M. C. Bigelow, a veterinary doctor from Flushing, Michigan.
- circa 1910
- Collections - Artifact
Mortar, circa 1910
Veterinarians used a mortar and pestle to crush, grind, and blend medicines into a powder or paste. Creating powdered medicine from solid tablets and dissolving it in liquids helped veterinarians administer medicine easily and safely so it acted quickly. This mortar and pestle belonged to M. C. Bigelow, a veterinary doctor from Flushing, Michigan.
- Mortar -
- Collections - Artifact
Mortar
- Mortar and Pestle -
- Collections - Artifact
Mortar and Pestle
- "Acid Lava Mortar" by Colin Heaney, 1999 -
- 1999
- Collections - Artifact
"Acid Lava Mortar" by Colin Heaney, 1999
- Mortar and Pestle, 1700-1850 -
- 1700-1850
- Collections - Artifact
Mortar and Pestle, 1700-1850
- Mortar and Pestles, 1930-1940 - Veterinarians used a mortar and pestle to crush, grind, and blend medicines into a powder or paste. Creating powdered medicine from solid tablets and dissolving it in liquids helped veterinarians administer medicine easily and safely so it acted quickly. This mortar and pestle belonged to M. C. Bigelow, a veterinary doctor from Flushing, Michigan.
- 1930-1940
- Collections - Artifact
Mortar and Pestles, 1930-1940
Veterinarians used a mortar and pestle to crush, grind, and blend medicines into a powder or paste. Creating powdered medicine from solid tablets and dissolving it in liquids helped veterinarians administer medicine easily and safely so it acted quickly. This mortar and pestle belonged to M. C. Bigelow, a veterinary doctor from Flushing, Michigan.
- Mortar, circa 1900 - Veterinarians used a mortar and pestle to crush, grind, and blend medicines into a powder or paste. Creating powdered medicine from solid tablets and dissolving it in liquids helped veterinarians administer medicine easily and safely so it acted quickly. This mortar and pestle belonged to Hazen Atkins, a veterinary doctor from Clarkston, Michigan.
- circa 1900
- Collections - Artifact
Mortar, circa 1900
Veterinarians used a mortar and pestle to crush, grind, and blend medicines into a powder or paste. Creating powdered medicine from solid tablets and dissolving it in liquids helped veterinarians administer medicine easily and safely so it acted quickly. This mortar and pestle belonged to Hazen Atkins, a veterinary doctor from Clarkston, Michigan.
- Mortar -
- Collections - Artifact
Mortar