Canvas andleather pouch

Made:
1914-1918 in Brussels
maker:
Adolphe Fontaine
Canvas andleather pouch

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Canvas andleather pouch
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Canvas andleather pouch, containing 2 dressings and reel of plaster, used by Belgian Army during 1st World War, made by A. Fontaine, Brussels, Belgian, 1914-1918

Details

Category:
Materia Medica & Pharmacology
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A656250
Materials:
canvas, leather, brass, content, gauze, content, paper and content, plaster
Measurements:
length 140 mm
width 235 mm
depth 56 mm
dressing: length 110 mm
dressing: depth 43 mm
plaster reel: diameter 48 mm
type:
medicine pouches

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