GREAT BRITAIN, 1940
A Royal Air Force dressing issued by the Air Ministry (the date is smudged and might be later).
GREAT BRITAIN, 1940
A Royal Air Force dressing issued by the Air Ministry (the date is smudged and might be later).
Hi, I came across a bunch of Commonwealth Dressings and medic items (incl. Canada and India) and an Airforce First aid Kit bag.
Do you still collect these?
Cheers
Chris
War dated ones are more collectable then post-war ones, post some photos.
Hi,
I am still looking through all the items. It is a large box containing German, US, Brit, Chzech, Polish, Russian, Swiss, French dressings and bandages from WW1 to modern days.
Shall I only show british dressings here and make a new thread for the rest ?
Chris
Only British ones here, but the others would also be very interesting, and worth their own post.
ok guys, I got pictures taken of all the dressings.
Let's start.
First is the "First Aid Outfit Aircraft".
Incomplete contents. Two shell dressings, both same maker and dated Sept. 1941.
Does anyone know what that brown "bag" of rubber was used for ?
Does it blong into this kit at all ?
By the way: I do not collect Allied except for some US equipment, so if you are interested in the first aid dressings, I am open for trades, preferably German medical items.
Here is an overview of all the smaller dressings.
Gentian Violet Jelly
Dressings, First Field, Mark III 1944
Standard Dressing No. 15 1943
First Field Dressing 1942 (wrapped)
First Field Dressing 1944
Shell Dressing Feb. 1941
Shell Dressing Nov. 1941
Shell Dressing Aug. 1941 (Gov. Of India)
Medium First Aid Dressing 1939 (not pictured here)
Gentian Violet Jelly
no date present.
It is for wound treatment, but I am not sure if this is civilian or military.
Dressing, First Field, Mark III
made in Canada in 1944
Two "First Field Dressing"
made in 1942 and 1944.
The 1942 one wrapped in celloloid (?)
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