Pouch, First-Aid Packet, M-1942, M.E. Co., British-Made, 1944, with First-Aid Packet
Nice genuine WWII US M1942 khaki canvas first-aid packet pouch, manufactured by M.E. Co. and dated 1944. Mention British-Made is clearly visible. Comes with its original Carlisle first-aid packet.
Hard to find nowadays. Mint condition, never issued.
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Nice genuine WWII US M1942 khaki canvas first-aid packet pouch, manufactured by M.E. Co. and dated 1944. Mention British-Made is clearly visible. Comes with its original Carlisle first-aid packet.
Hard to find nowadays. Mint condition, never issued.
