April 8, 2024
Labeled Veterinary Bottle, Dr. Hess, Contained Cannabis Indica
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Unusual early veterinary bottle for Dr. Hess’ Colic Remedy from Dr. Hess & Clark, Inc., Ashland, Ohio. Bottle has both front and rear labels with directions and ingredients listed. Front label is in very good condition with a tiny piece missing at lower right. At the bottom of the front label it lists “78 grains of Cannabis Indica” as an ingredient. The rear label is 100% intact and in excellent condition. The rear label again lists “Fluid Extract of Cannabis Indica” as the second ingredient. Below the ingredient listing it states “A remedy that should always be kept in the stable. With its early use veterinary bills and valuable animals may be saved.” Clear glass bottle is just over 6” tall and is embossed “”Dr. Hess & Clark” on one side panel and “Ashland. O., U.S.A.” on the other. Also includes the colorful original box with inset farmyard scene at top and sprawling factory scene at the bottom. The box is in good condition with a few tiny tears and bends. Inside the box is the advertising flyer that was wrapped around the bottle as seen in photos. The box is bright and colorful and displays nicely alongside the bottle. The back of the box near the bottom again lists the ingredients and the last ingredient is “the extractive matter from 78 grains of Cannabis Indica”. Neat early vet medicine with Cannabis Indica listed on both the
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