Early type Medical Department ID fold out card with leatherette cover. It belonged to Joseph Kacsur ASN 33161417, who enlisted on March 9, 1942. Medic ID cards are quite hard to find, especially this nice. The fact it is not stamped 'inactive' makes its perfect for display. There is no photo...

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.

First Aid pouch type M-1924 with pointed flap. These only exist with the Jeff QMD 1942 marking and are quite hard to find. It is complete with a Small Field Brown First-Aid Dressing, medical item nr 92061, produced by Hampton Mfg. Co. (as seen on page 106, photo nr. 212 of L'Histoire...

First Aid pouch type M-1924 with pointed flap. The marking is no longer present but these only exist with the Jeff QMD 1942 marking and are quite hard to find. It is complete with a Small Field Brown First-Aid Dressing produced by Johnson & Johnson, medical item nr 92061 (as seen on page...

First Aid can, 12 units, Motor Vehicle. Medical Item No. 9777300. Manufactured by Mine Safety Appliances Co. Typical for MSA it has 'Item' on the cover' not 'Stock No.'. These are somewhat harder to find than the cans produced by other makers.  The rubber in the lid is still present and in...

Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 26 x 20.5 centimeters. The photo wads taken by T/4 Sidney Blau of the 165th Signal Photographic Company. It was taken on March 23, 1945 in Germany in the CCA, 14th Armored Division area. Superb photo which shows a Red Cross painted helmets. Very...

Lederle aspirin tablets in steel spill-proof container. The container is similar to the wound tablet container produced by the Brisbane Box Corp. and used by Lederle until 1942 after which paper packaging took over (see additional photos, the Lederle package doe NOT come with the Aspirin...

American Red Cross Nurse patch. Embroidered with gauze backing. A piece of elastic thread was added so it could be used as an armband. Nice personal touch. Very good condition.

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

First Aid pouch M-1942 type. 1943 dated. It is complete with a Packet First-Aid Field Brown Dressing, medical item nr 9208200, produced by The American White Cross laboratories Inc, in double sleeve packaging (as seen on page 51, photo nr. 78 and page 52, photo nr. 83 of L'Histoire...

E-17 survival kit flask, rations & general items. Cellulose flask with wire bail closure. The printing of the contents is still very nice. Very good condition.

First Aid can, 12 units, Motor Vehicle. Medical Item No. 9777300. Manufactured by A.E. Halperin Co. The rubber in the lid is still present and in good shape. The can closes well. Very good condition