Bandage Gauze Compress. Medical Item No. 9200300. Produced by the A. E. Halperin Co. Inc. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good condition.
Burn-Injury set. Cardboard box that contains two tubes of Boric Acid ointment. Medical Item nr. 9103800. Produced by the A.E. Halperin Co. Inc. As found in various medical kits. Very good condition.
Xcello's prophylactics. Small box which contains three condoms. As found in various survival kits. Very good condition.
Empty Frazer's Solution bottle. Medical Item Nr. 9109800. One of the most difficult components of the M-2 jungle kit to find. The bottom of the bottle is marked OWENS and the diamond-oval-I logo of the Owens-Illinois Glass Company. The 4 to the right side of the Owens logo dates the bottle to...
Gauze bandage. Medical Item No. 92015 (pre March 1944). Produced by Parke, Davis & Co. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good condition.
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...
Tourniquet in its cardboard box. Medical item Nn. 93780 (pre March 1944). Produced by the Arkay Mfg. Co. As found in various medical kits and the paratrooper First Aid kit. Nice for display or to complete a medical kit. Very good condition.
Insect repellent, straight from the box. Full 2 fluid ounce bottle, SKAT insect repellent from the June 1943 dated box. The bottom of the bottle is marked Des Pat 85925 (the design pantent number) and the diamond-oval-I logo of the Owens-Illinois Glass Company. The 3 to the right side of the...
Cardboard box for Sulfdaiazine tablets, Halazone tablets and Morphine tartate syrettes. Produced by Burroughs Wellcome & Co. As found in various First Aid kits. The Morphine tartate syrettes and Sulfadiazine tablets are no longer present. Comes with a full Halazone bottle. This box is rare...
Medical Department Enlisted Men's collar disk. Early screwback type. As worn on the Class A jacket by infantry and paratroopers. Very good condition.
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.
Allen's Aspirin. Six tablets in typical wartime cardboard box straight from the counter display carton. On the back of each package is explained 'this new victory package is adopted to help conserve metals needed for the war effort'. The tablets are still present. Nice wartime display item...