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Bandage Compress 4 in. x 4 in. Medical Item No. 92003 (before March 1944) in additional red ink but with field brown dyed dressing after March 1944. Produced by Johnson & Johnson for Davis Emergency Equipment Co., Inc.(as seen on page 138, photo nr. 704 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical...

Photo of GI's in winter camouflage in the Bulge. Original photo that measures about 23 x 18.5 centimeters. Very good condition.

Eye dressing set. Cardboard box that containes items for eye care. Medical Item nr. 91095. 1942 dated.Produced by Handy Pad Supply Co. (as seen on page 50, photo nr. 436 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As found in various First Aid kits....

American Red Cross Join sign. Cardboard fold out stand from 1940 by Bradshaw Crandell. It measures about 53 x 32.5 centimeters. This is a rare find, especially this nice. Excellent condition.

American Red Cross Join sign. Cardboard fold out stand from 1940 by Raymond Morgan. It measures about 54 x 35 centimeters. This is a rare find, especially this nice. Excellent condition.

Message book M-210-A. Unused and straight from the package. 1943 dated. Twentyfive message sheets with tracing paper. These were used for sending messages in the field. The booklet was stored in the front compartiment of the mapcase. Excellent condition

2" Bandage Compress. Medical Item No. 92005. Box of four bandages of which three remain. Pre March 1944 type box which has been overstamped. Produced by the A.E. Halperin Co. Inc. (as seen on page 149, photo nr. 743 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 &...

Photo of dead GI in the snow, Belgium. Original Associated Press photo that measures about 23 x 17 centimeters. Very good condition.

Photo of 1st Division MP. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 20.5 x 26 centimeters. Very good condition.

Unopened early war package which contains five artificial fruit flavoured sticks of gum straight from the box. Shortly after these were replaced by Orbit gum due to war limitations. Full packages like this are exceedingly hard to find.This may be your only chance to get such a great condition...

First Aid pouch type M-1924. 1943 dated. It is complete with a type II Small First Aid Dressing in cardboard box. Medical Item nr. 9206000. Produced by The American White Cross laboratories, Inc. and July 27, 1942 dated. (as seen on page 116, photo nr. 233 of The Extraordinary Story of «First...

Boric Acid Ointment. Cardboard box that contains two tubes. Medical Item nr. 9103800. Produced by Richard Green & Co. (as seen on page 34, photo nr. 403 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As found in various First Aid kits. Nice for...