WW2 AMERICAN ARMY FIRST AID CARLISLE TIN SEALED

WW2 AMERICAN ARMY FIRST AID CARLISLE TIN SEALED

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Description

WW2 American first aid Carlisle model tin in very good sealed condition. The tin still retains most of its green painted finish with instruction embossed on the front, made by Baur & Black division of the Kendall Co Chicago.

Please see the photographs for further condition details.

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