The GI magazine by the men... for the men in the service. US edition. With superb cover photo and filled with great articles, photos, cartoons (Sad Sack!) and Pin-Up. It is in above average shape and seems hardly read, if at all. Perfect for display and will look great framed. Very good...

Wound tablets. Bituminize paper wrapper that contains a cardboard holder with sulfadiazine wound tablets. Produced by Lederle Laboratories Inc. NY. This is a hard to find maker. The wrapper is torn open and one tablet is missing (priced accordingly). Perfect for display as the contents can be...

Sulfadiazine tablets (aka Wound tablets). Medical Item nr. 9120400. Bituminize paper wrapper with aluminum lining that contains a plastic holder with eight sulfadiazine wound tablets. Produced by The Up John Company. These packages were carried by Infantry and Paratroopers in the First Aid...

Iodine applicator. Medical item nr. 9111800. Glass vial in its protective wooden case. Produced by the C.A. Mosso Company, an uncommon maker. It was never opened and still has the thread to tear the paper and open the case. Very good condition.

Adhesive Absorbent Compresses. Six pieces. Produced by the Davis Emergency Equipment Co., Inc. As used by medics and present in various medical kits. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good condition.

Clear plastic tube with Sulfaguanidine tablets. As found in various First Aid and survival kits. The tube is about 10 centimeters long. It is slightly bent. Good condition.

Eye dressing set. Cardboard box that containes items for eye care. One tube missing. Medical Item nr. 9109510. Typical mustard yellow laminated box and produced by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Good condition.

Burn-Injury set. Cardboard box that contained two tubes of Boric Acid ointment, one tube remains. Medical Item nr. 9103800. Typical mustard yellow laminated box and produced by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co. As found in various medical kits. Good condition.

Plain gauze, bandage compressed. 3 Inches x 6 Yards. 1942 dated. Produced by Johnson & Johnson. Good condition.

Ammonia Ampules. Cardboard box that contained four Ammonia Ampules of which three remain. Produced by the A.E. Halperin Co. Inc. Very good condition.

Clear plastic tube with Sulfaguanidine tablets. As found in various First Aid and survival kits. The tube is about 10 centimeters long. The cap doesn't stay very well, probably because the plastic tube shrunk slightly. Very good condition.

Clear plastic tube with Halazone tablets. As found in various First Aid and survival kits. The tube is about 10 centimeters long. Very good condition.