The blue bottle previously containing a ferric salt, labelled as POISON by Taylor "Chemist by Examination" of Hungerford. Henry Fernley Taylor, dispensing and photographic chemist, was at 3 & 3a Bridge Street between c1896 and 1940.

The yellow bottle contains Aniline Yellow - dispensed by W.G. Taylor.

Colic Draught No. 4 for horses, "to be given in half a pint of warm water, and repeated in one hour if necessary". Dispensed by J. McKerlie, M.R.C.V.S., Hungerford. Tel No. 30".

"Mosquito or Gnat Bite Lotion", dispensed by A.H. Bingham, Hungerford." Arthur Heanes Bingham was chemist at 125 High Street (now Boots) between c1914 and c1939.

Ointment jar labelled by W.G. Taylor, P.P.S.

Of course, dispensing chemists dispensed medicines for not only human patients, but they also had a large veterinary practice - the adjacent brown bottle is labelled "The Mixture" - "Husk for Cattle" [Half for a dose] as dispensed by H.F. Taylor.