Sachet Collection

Modern era. Arquebusier. Engraving. Museo Militar, 1883. Later colouration. Date: 2019

Handbag Advert / Army / Navy
A selection of British made & foreign handbags, pochettes & evening bags in crepe de chine, also a beaded bag, an embroidered nightdress sachet & a bag with applique flowers

Advert for Dickins & Jones lace items 1912
Selection of danity lace items for Christmas gifts for women. 1912

Sachet of lavender hanging on clothes rail in wardrobe, next to a shirt

Munich, Germany. Farmers market. Local crafts. Sachets of dried oranges

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Sachet; Scent-bag; Riechkiszchen (engraving)
7197459 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Sachet; Scent-bag; Riechkiszchen (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sachet; Scent-bag; Riechkiszchen)

Corset Cover Sachet, c. 1937. Creator: Sebastian Simonet
Corset Cover Sachet, c. 1937

To digest well (colour litho)
2814765 To digest well (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: To digest well. A cachet of tot for breakfast and one (or two) for lunch

The new "packet of Scotch"idea - a measure of Whisky wrapped in a new kind of
The new " packet of Scotch" idea - a measure of Whisky wrapped in a new kind of transparent paper wrapper - may mean that one buys a packet of whisky over the counter instead of a glass

A green V shape packet of Amblyseius cucumeris mite predators on conservatory plant to control pest mites

A red V shape packet of Amblyseius andersoni mite predators on conservatory plant to control pest mites

Womans hand holding sachet near bowl of cat food and fork

Sowing Fritillaria meleagris seeds evenly over compost in pot, close-up

Republic of Cuba, Coins left as a tip on bill next to a coffee cup

Blood pressure remedy C018 / 2294
Blood pressure remedy. Sachets containing dairy peptides, which may help to lower high blood pressure (hypertension), being poured into a glass of water

Army medics treating a casualty C016 / 2677
US Army medics treating a casualty. They are applying an antibiotic sulphonamide drug to his wounds. Photographed near Metz, France, during the Second World War

Lovers wishes, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

Lovers wishes, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

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"Discover the Versatility of Sachets: From Handbags to Military Necessities" In this modern era, a sachet of lavender delicately hangs on a clothes rail in a wardrobe, exuding its soothing scent next to a neatly folded shirt. The concept of sachets has come a long way since their origins as simple scent-bags. Dating back centuries, an engraving from Museo Militar in 1883 showcases an Arquebusier soldier carrying various essentials, including a small sachet tucked away amidst his army gear. Even then, these fragrant pouches were recognized for their practicality and usefulness. Le Vocabulaire Illustre further illustrates the significance of sachets with an engraving depicting Riechkiszchen - German for "scent-bag. " This artwork highlights how different cultures embraced the idea of using scented packets for various purposes. Fast forward to 1937 when Sebastian Simonet created a Corset Cover Sachet, showcasing that even undergarments could benefit from the delightful aroma provided by these little wonders. Their popularity continued to grow as people realized they could enjoy pleasant scents throughout their daily lives. Sachets have not only been associated with personal use but also found their place in advertisements. A 1912 advert for Dickins & Jones lace items captures the elegance and sophistication that comes with incorporating sachets into one's lifestyle. Beyond fragrance alone, innovative ideas emerged surrounding these versatile packets. One such example is seen through "the new 'packet of Scotch' idea, " where whisky was wrapped in a unique kind of packaging – revolutionizing both convenience and presentation simultaneously. Moreover, it's not just about aesthetics or luxury; sachets have proven beneficial beyond imagination. A color lithograph titled "To digest well" emphasizes how these small bundles can aid digestion – highlighting yet another unexpected advantage they offer. The historical significance continues as we delve into Victorian die-cut shape Christmas cards, featuring a medicinal bottle and box for pills.