Electro aromatic belt patented against sea sickness before 1860

This leather belt, created by Alphonse L.E. Mosselman before 1860, is a unique example of a patented remedy for seasickness. It features a golden buckle with a floral design and is decorated with the Dutch coat of arms in gold. The belt is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum and stands as a testament to the innovative solutions sought for common ailments in the 19th century. The belt's design, boasting a prominent golden buckle and intricate details, represents the era's fascination with both practicality and aesthetic appeal.