This vintage private school first aid kit is a must-have for any collector or enthusiast of medical and nursing memorabilia. The kit comes with sealed and complete contents, making it a perfect addition to any collection. The kit was manufactured in the United Kingdom and has not been modified. The kit is ideal for those interested in the history of medical practises in private schools. It contains all the necessary equipment and supplies required for first aid treatment. The kit is a unique item and a great conversation starter. Get your hands on this piece of history today!
1950′s army issue, Sanoid metal first aid box. Given to my late uncle when he joined the army. His name is still stickered on the tin (this could be removed). Rare to find the box itself, but this also contains most of the contents as well. Includes 10 off No. 7 Plain Lint, Sterilised Finger Dressing (9 are new/unopened, 1 box is empty), 1 off No. 14 Medium Plain, Sterilisied Wound Dressing, new/unopened, 4 off No. 15 Large Plain, Sterilisied Wound Dressing, new/unopened 4 off Iodine Ampoule tubes, again new/unopened and 1 off BPC White Open Wove Surgical Bandages, 1 in x 6 yds, again new/unopened.
SKU CODE – BB85. Please view all pictures and read condition report. This is a vintage pre-loved and used item, in. Vintage condition with signs of its vintage journey. Please refer to all the detailed photographs for best judge of the overall condition. Please feel free to ask for more details. Please find details of item description below. Ammo Box 550 Rounds 7.62 Cal L2A2 BDR. Converted to a First Aid Case Box. For more delightful vintage finds please view other listing in our shop. Please view last photos – measurements in inches. Please check out our other listing and add our shop to your favourites. We genuinely pride ourselves on our honesty and integrity. We re-use as much packaging as possible. We do have to bubble wrap some of our items, but we keep all bubble wrap for re-use. Your packages will always be securely wrapped and well packaged. The things we sell. Shrink wrapped and over packaged, our items are vintage. We like to give them a new home. There will be the occasional exception. On the rare occasion when you want to return an item, our policy is simple.
SKU CODE – BB85. Please view all pictures and read condition report. This is a vintage pre-loved and used item, in. Vintage condition with signs of its vintage journey. Please refer to all the detailed photographs for best judge of the overall condition. Please feel free to ask for more details. Please find details of item description below. Ammo Box 550 Rounds 7.62 Cal L2A2 BDR. Converted to a First Aid Case Box. For more delightful vintage finds please view other listing in our shop. Please view last photos – measurements in inches. Please check out our other listing and add our shop to your favourites. We genuinely pride ourselves on our honesty and integrity. We re-use as much packaging as possible. We do have to bubble wrap some of our items, but we keep all bubble wrap for re-use. Your packages will always be securely wrapped and well packaged. The things we sell. Shrink wrapped and over packaged, our items are vintage. We like to give them a new home. There will be the occasional exception. On the rare occasion when you want to return an item, our policy is simple.
Vintage Boy Souts of American Metal First Aid Kit with Contents! Very tight to open. See photos for condition, message with questions or for more pics.
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1950′s Thermocautery Medical Kit. A rare and intriguing kit which was given as a gift to a French Neurosurgeon. The original gift card is still intact which reads “Doctor Marcel Paris, head of the Surgery Department at the English Hospital”. Good condition with a catch lock on the box. Size approx 4.5 inch H 8 inch W 5.5 D.
1950′s Thermocautery Medical Kit. A rare and intriguing kit which was given as a gift to a French Neurosurgeon. The original gift card is still intact which reads “Doctor Marcel Paris, head of the Surgery Department at the English Hospital”. Good condition with a catch lock on the box. Size approx 4.5 inch H 8 inch W 5.5 D.
You will get this vintage first-aid kit Green metal box By Pulmosan safty equipment corp. Full with medical still in wraper.. The box is 5″ wide, 8″ long and 2 1/2 deep. Please look at all pictures.
Nice item as you can see from my images please understand the images are my description as they always speak more than words. The sizes of the items are in the images and can be found by scrolling the pictures. PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT OFFER COLLECTION.
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