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The retired nurse, Mirjam van 't Veld and doctor Gera Helling didn't have a problem with dressing the wound on the hand of the "patient".

She was greatly pleased.
 

This special triplet-yawner is the prize piece of the Drugstore Museum

The yawners on the left and above on this website are the new prize pieces of the Dutch Drugstore Museum . These special triplets were re-united at the beginning of May, after 41 years. This is about three stained glass panels with on each panel a yawner in Art Nouveau style. At one time they were joined to a yawner lantern and hung on the façade of the drugstore Christiaanse in Leiden.

Druggist Cornelis Christiaanse presented in 1961 after his firm closed his triplet yawners to the Algemene Nederlandse Drogisten Bond. One of these yawners was presented by the board (bond) to the Stichting Vakonderwijs voor Drogisten. The other two yawners ended up in 1996 in the attic of the drugstore museum. At the end of the century one of these was restored and since then has been hanging as show piece above the entrance to the museum. The other yawner, which was in a very bad state, was completely restored this spring by the stained-glass artist Marga van der Burgt.

 

(Photo with thanks to N. van der Horst - Leiden)

Left on this photo the yawner lantern

The stained glass yawner that was once presented to SVD was received on loan to the Drugstore Museum at the end of March 2010. After some research it was discovered that the stained glass panel was around 100 years old. The three yawners are together again after 41 years. If they ever become soldered together again to become a lantern is not to say but even "living apart together" makes them worth while. From Sunday 9 th May everyone can come and view these special triplets in the Dutch Drugstore Museum .

 

Thanks to the IMKO training in Gouda , which gave the foremost gaper on loan is the trio complete again after 41 years.

 
 
   
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