Gauze bandage, 2 inch x 6 yards - Quick view
Gauze bandage, 2 inch x 6 yards. Medical Item No. 2004000. One package from the 1943 dated box. Perfect to fill the medic kit or for display. Very good condition.
Gauze bandage, 2 inch x 6 yards. Medical Item No. 2004000. One package from the 1943 dated box. Perfect to fill the medic kit or for display. Very good condition.
Gauze bandage, 3 inch x 10 yards. Medical Item No. 2005000. One package from the 1942 dated box. Perfect to fill the medic kit or for display. Very good condition.
Army Life magazine, December 1942 issue. With great cover photo and various articles. The magazine contains 18 pages. The staples are rusted. Very good condition.
Army Life magazine, September 1942. With great cover photo and various articles. The magazine contains 18 pages. The staples are rusted. Very good condition.
Army Life magazine, November 1942. With great cover photo and various articles. The magazine contains 18 pages. The staples are rusted. Very good condition.
Army Life magazine, March 1943. With great cover photo and various articles. The magazine contains 18 pages. The staples are rusted. Very good condition.
Army Life magazine, August 1943. With great cover photo and various articles. The magazine contains 18 pages. The staples are rusted and the text block is loose from the cover. Good condition.
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. Perfect for display and will look great framed. Very good condition.
Certified Brand Aspirin box with two empty cans. The cans are different but both have the cpyright date of 1939 on the lid. Early war item as during the war the packaging changed to cardboard. Nice for display. Good condition.
Surgical sponges, full package. 1942 dated. Medical Department item nr. 92123. Very good condition.
British made Enlisted Men's wool garrison cap with Medical Department piping. Size 7. It has a crisp label with 1944 date. There are a few scattered moth holes but it is not too bad. Very good condition.
Anacin Aspirin. Typical wartime cardboard box that contained twelve tablets (only three left). Anancin is known for making wound Ttblets for the army. Nice wartime display item that most certainly was used by GI's. Good condition.