Packet, First-Aid, US Army, Brass Casing, 1916, Untouched
Nice genuine WWI US Army first-aid packet of the type introduced in 1906, issued in a sealed brass casing.
Manufactured by Bauer & Black in Chicago (contract: November 2, 1916).
Untouched and unopened condition.
https://www.med-dept.com/articles/history-development-of-the-carlisle-bandage/
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Nice genuine WWI US Army first-aid packet of the type introduced in 1906, issued in a sealed brass casing.
Manufactured by Bauer & Black in Chicago (contract: November 2, 1916).
Untouched and unopened condition.
https://www.med-dept.com/articles/history-development-of-the-carlisle-bandage/
