NAM.2004-11-181-1

Large first aid outfit for an Armoured Fighting Vehicle crew in a black box, 1940s and 1950s. Various parts made by T J Smith and Nephew, Hull, Southall Limited, Birmingham, Carnegie Brothers, London, Robinson and Sons Limited, Chesterfield, Cuxson, Gerrard and Company Limited, Oldbury, Reynolds and Bromson Limited, Arthur Bertan Limited, London, S Maw and Son, Boots Pure Drug Company Limited, William Stannard and Company, Biddulph. Containing four tubes of 'Brulidine' Dibromopropamidine Cream, one still in box, four sterilised No 3 Hand or Foot Dressings, two of each of two types, four 3-in by 4-yard Khaki bandages, all different, four Standard Dressings No 12 ‘Euflavine, (Large)’, three Standard Dressings No.10 ‘Euflavine (Small)’, one BPC Finger Dressing (sterilised) No 7, two Perfectum Compressed Absorbant Gauzes, one pack of Perfectum Compressed Triangular bandages (contains two bandages), one box of Toughened Caustic, two sterilised First Aid Envelopes for hands (gloves) one Shell Dressing, one tin of Sodium Bicarbonate, four Field Medical Cards, four plastic envelopes for field medical cards, and one pair of scissors. Contents wrapped in greaseproof paper. Some items dated, mainly 1940s and 1950s. With a label from the Museum of Army Transport. Associated with the Royal Armoured Corps.