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Small bottle containing 100 Halazone tablets. For purifying water in canteens. Produced by Abbott Labatories. The bottle has a plastic cap. The bottom of the bottle is marked with Abbott Lab. and the diamond-oval-I logo of the Owens-Illinois Glass Company. The 3 to the right of the makers logo...
Iodine brushes (swab type). Seven brushes and an empty tube remain. Medical Item nr. 9112200. Produced by the Mine Safety Appliances Company (as seen on page 77, photo nr. 523 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As found in various First Aid...
Sulfadiazine Ointment for burns. Cardboard box that containes two tubes and a spatula. Medical item nr. 9104000. Produced by Burroughs Wellcome & Co. (as seen on page 38, photo nr. 409 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). The first tubed...
American Red Cross voice record with its original sleeve. Nice for display. Very good condition.
OD shorts, drawers, size 32. 1943 dated. Lightly used. Very good condition.
Army issue eyelasses in their original OD velvet lined case. It belonged to PVT Chester A. White, ASN 33879421, who enlisted on November 20, 1944 The nose section is stamped FUL-VUE12. Original wartime GI spectacles are becoming very hard to find, especially ID-ed ones. Perfect example with...
Original photo of Lieutenant General Omar N. Bradley. Famous for being the Commanding Officer of the First Army during the campaign in Normandy. The photo measures about 20 x 26 centimeters. Very good condition.
Combat medic badge, similar to the Combat Infantry Badge, but for medical personnel engaged in ground combat. Marked Sterling in correct raised lettering. Original Combat medic badges are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Very good condition.
Iodine applicator. Medical item nr. 9111800. Glass vial in its protective wooden case. Produced by the Davis Emergency Equipment Co. Inc. (as seen on page 66 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). It was never opened or even handled. As found in...
C ration crate. Wooden C ration crate that contained 8 rations = 48 cans. There were 8 cans with Meat & Beans, 8 cans with Vegetable Stew, 8 can with Vegetable Hash & 24 cans bread unit. 6 cans made 3 meals for a day. Each meal consisted of a meat unit and a bread unit. The crate is...
Adhesive Plaster. Full roll of 1 inch x 2 ½ yards. Produced by The White Cross Laboratories, Inc. This was found in an Air Force Individual First Aid packet. A rare piece! Very good condition.
