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The Milton inhaler bears an M & H trademark. This example is missing the lid and tubes. It worked in the same way as many similar ceramic inhalers. While it is tempting to imagine today that Milton may be a reference to the disinfectant of the same name, it should be remembered that the disinfectant produces noxious fumes of chlorine and is not suitable for inhalation. It is likely to be named after the popular poet
Milton inhaler
