Collis Browne’s Chlorodyne Bottle, Box & Leaflet Vintage Chemist Apothecary Empty

A striking example of a classic British patent medicine: Collis Browne’s Chlorodyne, retaining its original labelled glass bottle, outer carton, and paper leaflet. This iconic remedy, once widely used for coughs, bronchitis, and digestive complaints, is highly recognisable with its bold red and black typography and anchor trademark.

The set presents beautifully, with strong visual appeal for display in interiors, collections, or prop use. The bottle is empty, and the label remains crisp and legible. The outer box shows age-related wear, including softening, creasing, and minor tears, which adds to its authenticity. The leaflet is present, enhancing completeness and collector interest.

A desirable piece of advertising and pharmaceutical history, particularly appealing to collectors of apothecary items, early medicines, or unusual Victorian/Edwardian packaging.