Leg splint set used to protect, support, and immobilize a body part that is broken, fractured, or severely injured. Same as the model used by the US Army Medical Department during WWII. Comes with splint wire, feet support, straps and stretcher straps. Set manufactured after WWII.
Genuine WWII US Army Medical Department cutlery set, comprising a fork manufactured by Reed & Barton , coming along with a spoon and a knife both hallmarked Silco .
Quite good, used condition.
Genuine WWII US Army Medical Department brown melamine mess tray, manufactured by Chicago Moulded Prod. Corp. and dated 1945.
Very good overall condition.
Dimensions: 11.7in x 15.6in.
Genuine WWII US drip bottle, of the type used for perfusion as well as plasma and blood transfusion.
Property of Manufacturing Company - Made in U.S.A.
Capacity: 2 liters (about 0.53 gallon).
Complete and in good overall condition.
Genuine WWII US Army Medical Department pillow, of the standard regulation type issued in hospitals.
Item No. 71670.
Dated December 11, 1944.
Good overall condition; no pillowcase is provided.
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