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Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 5, 1942, Full
Genuine WWII British tin, Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, generally carried in the gas mask pouch. Dated 1942. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. Quite good overall condition; retains all original contents.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 6, For Tropical Use
Genuine WWII British tin for Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, intended for tropical use. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. Quite good, used condition. Empty.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 6, For Tropical Use
Genuine WWII British tin for Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, intended for tropical use. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. Quite good, used condition. Empty.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 6, For Tropical Use
Genuine WWII British tin for Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, intended for tropical use. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. Quite good, used condition; a layer of black paint has been applied on the lid and adorned with mention 10 BA in red. Empty.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 6, For Tropical Use
Genuine WWII British tin for Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, intended for tropical use. This type was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. Quite good, used condition. Empty.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 6, For Tropical Use
Genuine WWII British tin, Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, intended for tropical use. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. Quite good overall condition. Empty.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 6, For Tropical Use
Genuine WWII British tin, Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, intended for tropical use. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. Quite good overall condition. Empty.
Tin, Anti-Gas Ointment, No. 6, For Tropical Use, Full
Genuine WWII British tin, Anti-Gas Ointment No. 6, intended for tropical use. The cream contained in each tube could either be applied before or after exposure to mustard gas vapour, thus preventing or lessening the severity of burns. This type of tin was generally carried into the gas mask pouch. This tin is full and retains its eight original tubes.
Tin, Biscuits, Dupont d'Isigny, Normandy
Genuine WWII French biscuits tin, manufactured by Dupont d'Isigny (Normandy). Empty. 23cm x 10cm x 6cm.
Tin, British, Lifeboat and Raft Rations, 48 Biscuits, Empty, Normandy
Genuine WWII British tin, intended for containing 48 biscuits and generally issued in Royal Navy and Royal Air Force survival kits -- i.e. life rafts, etc. Quite good, used condition. Empty. The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
Tin, Chocolate & Boiled Sweets, British, December 1943, Normandy
Genuine WWII British tin box, intended for containing chocolate and boiled sweets. Manufactured by D.&H. Ltd. This type was included in the Compo Ration, which was widely issued to British and Canadian troops during the Battle of Normandy. Quite good, used condition; complete with lid. Packed in December 1943. Empty.
Tin, Cigarette, British, NAAFI Stores for His Majesty Forces, Normandy
Genuine WWII British 50-cigarette tin, of the cylindrical type intended for being sold to His Majesty Forces through NAAFI Stores (Naval, Army and Air Force Institutes). Quite good, used condition; retains its original lid. Empty. The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
