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Aspirin tablets. Small plastic vial. As found in various survival kits. Very good condition.
Aspirin tablets. Small plastic vial. As found in various survival kits. Very good condition.
Halazone tablets. Small plastic vial. As found in various survival kits. Very good condition.
Two tubes with tablets. It is not clear what type of tablets are in the tubes but likely Sulfaguanidine an Halazone. One tube has a crack, the caps are rusty. As found in various First Aid and survival kits. The tube is about 10 centimeters long. It is slightly bent. Fair condition.
Sulfadiazine tablets. Two tablets of 2 grams each in butiminize paper wrapper in cardboard frame in waxed box. Produced by Schering. These are rare! Very good condition.
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...
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.
Eye dressing set M-2. Cardboard box that containes items for eye care. It seems complete. Medical Item nr. 9109510. Produced by A.E. Halperin Co. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Good condition.
Yellow plastic tube with salt tablets. As found in various First Aid and survival kits. The tube is about 10 centimeters long. The cap is slightly rusted, probably as a reaction to the salt. 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...
Iodine applicators. Five applicators remain. Medical Item nr. 9112200. Produced by Burroughs Wellcome & Co. (as seen on page 73, photo nr. 509 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As used by medics and present in various medical kits. Nice...
Sulfanilamide shaker. Unopened 5 grams shaker package in its envelope. Medical Department item nr. 91211. Produced by Hynson, Westcott & Dunning Inc. The patent number 1972995 on the flap dates to 1934 and is for the special Quick-Serve envelope. As found in various First Aid and Survival...