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Bandage, Plain Gauze, Compressed, Item No. 92010, Acme Cotton Products Co., Inc., 1941
Genuine WWII US compressed plain gauze bandage, manufactured by Acme Cotton Products Co., Inc . Item No. 92010. Dimensions: 3 inches x 6 yards. Contract No. M-54588, June 13, 1941. Good condition.
Bottle, Water for Injection, 600cc, SHARP & DOHME
Rare genuine WWII US Medical Department bottle of distilled water, packed by SHARP & DOHME, Philadelphia . Content was to be mixed with dried plasma -- not included here -- prior to intravenous administration. Contents: 600 cc. The present bottle is complete and comes in its original container (sealed, unopened condition). https://www.med-dept.com/medical-kits-contents/class-9-items-drugs-chemicals-and-biological-stains-blood-plasma-equipment/ Collectible item. Do not use contents for medical purpose.
Plain Gauze Bandage Compressed, No. N140S, 1942, US Navy corpsman
Genuine WWII US sterile plain gauze bandage compressed, No. N140S of November 3, 1942. Size: 1 inch x 6 yards. Manufactured by Johnson & Johnson. Delivered in its original wrapping in mint, unopened condition.
Patch, 9th Infantry Division
Genuine WWII US Army shoulder sleeve insignia of the 9th Infantry Division 'Octofoil' which landed on Utah Beach June 10, 1944. Campaigns: - North Africa, Operation Torch, November 1942. - Sicily, June 1943. - Normandy, Utah Beach, June 10, 1944. - France. - Rhineland. - Battle of the Bulge. - Germany. Mint, unissued condition.
Cylinder, CO² gas filled, Knapp Monarch Co.
Nice genuine WWII US CO² gas filled cylinder to be used in connection with life preserver belts or vest. Manufactured by Knapp Monarch Co.
Matchbooks, Secours d'hiver, Belgian
Genuine WWII Belgian matchbook bearing the colours of the Secours d'hiver on one side and Saint Martin on the other. Good, full condition.
Chest Insignia, 708th Bombardment Squadron, 447th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force, Leather
Superb reproduction of the chest badge of 708th Bombardment Squadron, 447th Bombardment Group (Heavy), 8th Air Force, hand-painted on a piece of leather. Activated on May 1, 1943, it became one of the four bomber squadrons of the 381st Bombardment Group (Heavy), equipped with B-17 Flying Fortresses (fuselage code CQ ). After several months of intensive training, the squadron reached England in November-December 1943, where it was assigned to the 8th Air Force. After several months of bombing German factories, the squadron bombed Normandy coast on D-Day and would take part to in many other missions during the Battle of Normandy. This large patch (12.5 cm in diameter) was worn by B-17 crews on their A-2 jackets.
Patch, 1st Cavalry Division
Genuine WWII American shoulder sleeve insignia of the 1st Cavalry Division, which fought in the Pacific.
T-shirt, pink, Women, Poppy, Normandy
D-Day Normandy Allied victory women's pink t-shirt with a poppy. Eco-responsible garment, GOTS certified, organic cotton. This product contains a minimum of 70% certified organic fibers.
