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Can of Langlebert's Psyllium Seeds

  • 1800s

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Gold painted metal can and lid both with extensive dark blue lettering and decoration.The main label reads "LANGLEBERT'S PSYLLIUM SEEDS." The can is full of small brown psyllium seeds, a source of soluble dietary fiber.

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  • 5.125 in. H x 2.125 in. Diam.
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Science History Institute. Can of Langlebert's Psyllium Seeds. Photograph, 2017. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/pr76f381t.

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