Wooden splint
Wooden splint, rectangular
Industrial first aid box, wood, containing bandages, tourniquets, bottles and splints, c. 1930
This first aid kit was used in a factory or industrial setting where injuries from heavy machinery, chemicals, and sharp equipment were real possibilities. The inscriptions on the leaflets and box read “Factory Department Home Office”. The Factory Department (established 1844) of the Home Office was responsible for inspecting factories and the working conditions of employees (including sanitary conditions). First aid provision in the workplace has been compulsory by law in the United Kingdom since the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations of 1981.
Wooden splint, rectangular
Two splints, pine, rectangular
Cotton gauze bandage
Cotton gauze bandage
Emery boards, 12, in card box
Cotton gauze bandage
Two bandages, cellophane wrapper
Bandages, two, cellophane wrapper
Two bandages, cellophane wrapper
Bandage, blue paper wrapper
pink cotton, in paper wrapper
Bottle, clear glass, brown glass stopper, embossed, 'PCL'
glass bottle, green, of tincture of Iodine, supplied by Russell Jacks
glass bottle and stopper, brown glass, with paper cover, containing sal volatile by Burroughs Wellcome
glass bottle in box, of 'Albucid', dispensed by W. T. Tucker
Tourniquets, three, wood, canvas, string and iron, with folded instruction sheet
Industrial first aid box, wood, and instructions, c. 1930