Original U.S. WWII Medical Supplies Lot with American Red Cross Surgical Sponges in Original Packaging & Water for Injection

Original Items. Only One Lot Available. This is a lovely lot of World War II Era medical supplies that will spruce up any WWII or medical collection!

The items include:
- American Red Cross 2 x 2” Surgical Sponge to be sent to the New Orleans, LA Chapter Volunteer Service. Dated July 1942. 4 x 4 ¼ x 3”.
- American Red Cross 4 x 4” Surgical Sponge to be sent to the Hall County Chapter in Gainesville, Georgia. Dated July 1942. 13 x 8 ½ x 5 ½”. Still wrapped in original twine.
- Davis Emergency Equipment Co. Inc. One Eye Dressings Packet with contents. 4 x 2 x 2 ¼”.
- Sealed U.S. Army First Aid Instruction Packet, meant only for use in giving instructions in first aid. 
- One Gerbro Muslin Bandage,  5 in x 5 yard, “BIAS”. Sealed.
- Small medical glass bottle marked for 50 and 60 Mils, heavy wear.
- Small medical glass bottle with brown liquid, not marked. Sealed.
- Full bottle of Halazone water purification tablets. 
- Tube of 8 Emergency Heatab 7 Minute Fuel tablets, US Marine Corps Schedule 1138 Contract, manufactured January-March 1943. Open but full.
- Unopened canister of 600cc Water for Injection, Sterile Pyrogen-free, containing 0.1% citric acid. 9 ½” tall and 3 ½” in diameter. Key intact on bottom.
- Empty glass bottle of 600cc Distilled water, Sterile Pyrogen-free, containing 0.1% citric acid. 9” tall.

This is a fantastic lot of medical supplies, ready to display with your medical collection.