Precious travel pharmacy Silver, gold plated. Consisting of a small Ruby Glass Cup, four hexagonal Ruby glass bottles with silver mounting, three gilded cylindrical cans with godronized plug lid, two medical spoons and a small funnel. In the original tortoise pad cassette with old silk lining and small drawer. Finely cut mother-of-pearl tarsies on the lid: In an oval leaf stick reserve with acanthus tendrils, the representation of two putti as a physician holding one a test glass. Above it two flying putti with writing book "Morbum Noscere Curationis Principium." (The disease detecting is the beginning of healing.) Unmarket. H of cassette 7,4; B 12,2; ==References== South German, late 17th century. ==References== This solder contains organic materials which do not allow export of the solder to countries outside the EU. Literature: See Flakons in a travel service Tobias Baurs, Augsburg around 1690, pictured at Seling 1980, Nr. 559, 560. Another one in the cat. Silver traveling, Fulda 1991, No. 43. For ruby glass, see also Dedo v. Kersenbrock-Krosigk, Ruby Glass of the late 17th and 18th centuries. ==References====External links==