First Field Dressing, British, T.J. SMITH & NEPHEW, LTD. 1944
Genuine WWII British First Field Dressing packet, manufactured by T.J. Smith & Nephew, Ltd. and dated 1944.
Intended for being carried in the right front pocket of the Battledress trousers, this standard regulation first-aid packet, made up of a light canvas pouch containing two dressings, was also commonly seen under the helmet net.
Complete, untouched condition.
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Genuine WWII British First Field Dressing packet, manufactured by T.J. Smith & Nephew, Ltd. and dated 1944.
Intended for being carried in the right front pocket of the Battledress trousers, this standard regulation first-aid packet, made up of a light canvas pouch containing two dressings, was also commonly seen under the helmet net.
Complete, untouched condition.
