WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued

WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued
WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued

WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued

Here is the very EARLIEST of THREE (3) versions of this AERONAUTIC First-Aid CASE! This is the first one made ow both Golden KHAKI and Light Shade OD#3'Waterproof,' Rubberized Laminate-Canvas!

COMPLETE with the ORIGINAL Lift-the-Dot Studs in a glassine envelope! To screw into the Bulkhead of a Bomber or the Wall of Fighter cockpit!

Stamped on the exterior, KIT, FIRST AID /AERONAUTIC / U. For Army Air Forces aircraft fighters, bombers, transports, etc. This Case has an EARLY "TALON" brand STEEL ZIPPER with the BRASS LOCKING TONGUE.

The finish on the "United Carr" GLOVE SNAP for the Outside Pocket is in perfect condtion. ZERO holes, tears, frays, problems with seam separations, stains, markings! The Brass TALON Pull on Zipper Slider has a Cotton USMC/USN Tie Tie with metal seized ends. This has the "Lift-the-Dot" Fasteners that have the brand-name PRINTED on them unlike the later generations which only have the single indented'DOT.

Bandages, medical supplies, and containers. LABEL --which is on an ORIGINAL 1940s "Duraglas/ OWENS-ILLINOIS" 1 oz.

Background information from the WW2 Medical Research Centre. Issued to almost every aircraft, one to each aircraft station, while.

States, that a minimum of five Kits was required per aircraft. However photographic evidence exists showing that these kits were certainly carried in greater numbers in troop carrying aircraft. The Kit was installed in an airplane on the basis of 1 Kit for every two men, or 1 per crew member at an isolated Station, within easy access of crew members (and passengers).

Bombers would normally have 4 Kits per plane, while Fighters would have 1 Kit per plane. Availability of such Kits on numerous occasions saved lives by enabling prompt emergency treatment of injuries. The canvas rectangular case closed with a zipper (when completely opened, it allowed to unfold the container) and seal bearing the proper MD identification and consisted of two separate large compartments, with a smaller separate pouch closing with a press stud, while the outside envelope also contained some limited medical items. The rear was foreseen with a large canvas loop (in fact a sort of handle), and stitched onto a rectangular flap with four.

Fasteners, two at the top, and two at the bottom, which clicked into four male fasteners located at some specific spots for securing the Kit to the aircrafts bulkhead. There was an early version, in khaki-colored canvas. Was installed in ALL combat, cargo, transport, training planes, and gliders at the Factory! The Kit was to be placed on board the aircraft (it was recommended to check its presence before any mission); it was always to be sealed (wire sufficiently small to be broken in case of emergency); it was to be stowed in its designated location (easily accessible); and if missing, it was to be replaced prior to flight.

Morphine Syrettes, Sulfanilamide, and Halazone Tablets were to be removed from training aircraft, but NOT from combat planes. The rear was foreseen with a large canvas loop (in fact a sort of handle), and stitched onto a rectangular flap with four Lift-the-Dot fasteners, two at the top, and two at the bottom, which clicked into four male fasteners located at some specific spots for securing the Kit to the aircrafts bulkhead.

There was an early version, in khaki-colored canvas , followed by an olive-drab version, and a late war/postwar waterproofed version, with only minor modifications. 1 Earliest KHAKI model "CASE, ZIPPERED, SECTIONED INTERIOR, EXTERIOR POCKET with Durable Dot Snap, with Carrying Handle, and 4 "Lift-the-Dot" female SNAPS (to facilitate attachment to Aircraft Bulkhead)" and the 4 male STUDS to screw onto the aircraft.

/ KIT, FIRST AID, AERONAUTIC. Absolutely with Mint NOS Unissued! 5 ADHESIVE BANDAGES, SULFA-thia- sole HANDI-TAPE, Curity, BAUER and BLACK, Division of the Kendall Co.

ARMY CARLISLE MODEL, CONTRACT NO. In cellophane wrapped cardboard CARTONS. FIRST-AID, SMALL, TYPE 1 - SIZE 3 - 4x7 INCHES STOCK NO.

NS2-CD V-32 / STERILIZED DRESSING / Mfd. DIVISION OF THE KENDALL COMPANY, Rockford, Ill. Foil/Paper Laminate Wrapper, inside Carton (to conserve copper, tin, and steel). DRESSING / CARLISLE MODEL /. CAMOUFLAGED STERILIZED DRESSING / STOCK No.

2-396, GUILD FOUNDATIONS, NEW YORK, N. In late-war Foil/Paper Laminate Wrapper (to conserve copper, tin, and steel).

Cotton Eye Pads, Sterile; 3. MEDICAL SUPPLY COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois. I n Carton with Instructions. 3 AMMONIA AMPULES, Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia - 1/3 mL, AMMONIA 15%, STAFFORD LABORATORIES, Worcester, Mass.

3 IODINE SWABS, 1 1/2 CCM. Mild Tincture of Iodine, U. W- 2826 md -1074, OFFICE IDENTIFYING No. 470, October 10, 1942, Manufactured by HANDY PAD SUPPLY CO. ARMY TYPE, 36 LONG WITH PADDED BUCKLE, DISTRIBUTED BY DAVIS EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT CO.

With sewn Instruction Label in Carton. 1 Pair SCISSORS, Ever Sharp / FORGED STEEL, Blued, Screw-joined. FRAZER'S SOLUTION, STOCK NO. 910800, BOTTLED BY RICHARD GREEN & CO. In an ORIGINAL 1940s graduated 1 oz. The VERY best EXACTING FACSIMILE REPLICA Label. 100 Water Purification Tablets (For Treating Water in Canteens), Directions on Label, Mfd. By PARK DRUG COMPANY, NEW YORK, N.

1 SULFADIAZINE LEDERLE, 8 (Wound) TABLETS, CODE OMYSS LOT NO. 752 H 10, FOR U. ARMY USE ONLY, LEDERLE LABORATORIES INC. With Instructions on the reverse.

This is the VERY best EXACTING FACSIMILE REPLICA made in both Europe and the U. 1 SOLUTION OF MORPHINE TARTRATE, SYRETTE, 1/2 grain per 15 cc. SQUIBB & SONS, NEW YORK, " Solid-cast Body with Removeable Stopper/Plunger , Sharpened Needle Point , Plastic Cap , Label, in PASTEBOARD CARTON with Cotton Wadding, with a Controlled Substance "Revenue Stamp, This is the VERY best EXACTING FACSIMILE REPLICA made in both Europe and the U. It would be very, very difficult to UPGRADE this assemblage of items in this MINT NOS Unissued Case! The item "WW2 EARLY RARE!

Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued" is in sale since Saturday, July 17, 2021. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\United States\Field Gear, Equipment". The seller is "bataan12213" and is located in Little Rock, Arkansas.

This item can be shipped to United States.


WW2 EARLY RARE! Khaki AAF AERONAUTIC FIRST AID KIT Contents NOS MINT Unissued