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1822 - British medical supplies. Includes a brown cardboard and faux leather case with metal reinforcements. The closure hook is functional. The carrying strap is present. A beautiful red cross painted inside a white circle on the front of the case. Contains a Hand or Foot Dressing, manufactured by Vernon & Co. Ltd., Preston. An unopened tourniquet. A bandage dated March 1940. A Khaki Open Wove Bandage. A Khaki Open Wove Bandage, manufactured by S. Maw Son. An opened dressing dated August 1942. A package of Compressed Absorbent Gauze. A canvas pouch, “First Aid Outfit Aircraft,” featuring a fine Air Ministry insignia, manufactured by H.E. Curtis & Son Ltd in 1942; the closure strap is intact. Note some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+. British medical accessories. Consisting of a cardboard and brown imitation leather case with metal reinforcements. The closure hook is functional. Carrying strap present. A fine red cross painted within a white circle on the front of the case. Contains a Hand or Foot Dressing manufactured by Vernon & Co. Ltd., Preston; an unopened tourniquet; a dressing dated March 1940; a khaki open-weave bandage; and a khaki open-weave bandage manufactured by S. Maw Son. An opened dressing dated August 1942. A packet of compressed absorbent gauze. A fabric pouch marked “First Aid Outfit Aircraft” with a fine Air Ministry insignia, manufactured by H.E. Curtis & Son Ltd in 1942. Closure strap intact. Some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+.
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British medical supplies. Includes a brown cardboard and faux leather case with metal reinforcements. The closure hook is functional. The carrying strap is present. A beautiful red cross painted inside a white circle on the front of the case. Contains a Hand or Foot Dressing, manufactured by Vernon & Co. Ltd., Preston. An unopened tourniquet. A bandage dated March 1940. A Khaki Open Wove Bandage. A Khaki Open Wove Bandage, manufactured by S. Maw Son. An opened dressing dated August 1942. A package of Compressed Absorbent Gauze. A canvas pouch, “First Aid Outfit Aircraft,” featuring a fine Air Ministry insignia, manufactured by H.E. Curtis & Son Ltd in 1942; the closure strap is intact. Note some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+. British medical accessories. Consisting of a cardboard and brown imitation leather case with metal reinforcements. The closure hook is functional. Carrying strap present. A fine red cross painted within a white circle on the front of the case. Contains a Hand or Foot Dressing manufactured by Vernon & Co. Ltd., Preston; an unopened tourniquet; a dressing dated March 1940; a khaki open-weave bandage; and a khaki open-weave bandage manufactured by S. Maw Son. An opened dressing dated August 1942. A packet of compressed absorbent gauze. A fabric pouch marked “First Aid Outfit Aircraft” with a fine Air Ministry insignia, manufactured by H.E. Curtis & Son Ltd in 1942. Closure strap intact. Some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+.
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