Navy first aid, pads and bandages

PART OF:: Collection of four First World War field dressings

Made:: 1910-1930 in Oldbury

maker:: Cuxson Gerrard and Company Limited

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Packet marked Navy Medical Services
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Packet marked Navy Medical Services, containing pads and bandages for first aid, Cuxon Gerrard & Company Ltd, Oldbury, 1918

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Category:: Emergency Medicine

Object Number:: 1983-122 Pt9

Materials:: wrapping, cloth, contents, wool and contents, gauze

Measurements:: overall: 82 mm x 30 mm, 65 mm,

type:: dressings

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Navy first aid, pads and bandages

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