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.

Water Purification. Small bottle containing 100 tablets for purifying water in canteens. Produced by Empire Findings, NY. (as not seen in «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As found in various First Aid kits. Good condition.

Medical Officer's Caduceus set still in cellophane. Unmarked but straight from the 1943 dated box. With flat face patent numbered clutches. Very good condition.

Photo of medics relaxing. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 26 x 20.5 centimeters. Very good condition.

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

Photo of wounded GI being transported. Original Signal Corps photo that measures about 20.5 x 26 centimeters. Very good condition.

Poster 'Save his life ... and find your own. Be a Nurse'. 1943 dated. Dimensions approx 56 x 36 centimeters. The colours are vibrant. There are a few tape repairs on the back were the folds have split. This will look awesome framed! Good condition.

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

Tourniquet, Scissors & Forceps in cardboard box. Medical item nr. 9379700. Produced by the Mine Safety Appliances Company (as seen on page 222, photo nr. 997 of «US WW2 First-Aids of the Medical Department: Kits & Men part 3 & 4» book). As found in various First Aid kits. Nice for...

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.

One of the four playing card decks with Army theme Coca Cola produced in 1943. Two of these were airplane spotter decks and this is one of them. On the front of the box is the lovely Nurse. The tax stamp is still  present. The box shows use but the cards are still in great shape. The deck is...

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...