Medics of WW1 - Photos, Gear, etc.

[kemmelberg1920]

bandage 1917(watte )

hello,these one y have found,it is a 100 g gewûhuliche watte in 5 streifen ,hergestellt dem 9 juni 1917 ,thats in german its simply watte for medic use,GW these are the pieces thats could be found in the wagen in my collection, therefore when y can y buy them,they dont come mutsch on the market,but whit this one y had luck,

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[Sojka2]

K.u.K. medic with other guys..

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single..

[ivbaust]

Just came across this thread. Some interesting photos. Thanks for showing them

Here´s my contribution ... a WW1 surgical set dated 1915. Complete, untouched, purchased from the veterans family The only parts missing are the key and the canvas bag with straps for carrying the entire wooden box.

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[Hoss]

Hello Ivbaust
I had the same set dated 1912 does it have an anesthetist mask?

Thank you for showing

Eric

[ivbaust]

?.. does it have an anesthetist mask? ...

This set has no anesthesia mask. It's not listed in the table of content on the inside of the lid, thus it's not part of this set.

[FJLW]

My little contribution.

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[Chip M]

FJLW,

Superb photos. Thanks for showing them.

Chip

[naxos]

This picture was taken in the fall of 1917 at the Winterberg near the chemin des dames. The group belongs to the 2./ Inf.Rgt. Nr.170.

Note the two medics with the Armbinde.

Now my question: Is the one sitting wearing a helmet cover to identify him as a medic?

[RelicHunter]

Just received this papercloth Krankentrager pouch. In basically unissued condition, with the label and straps all intact. Here are all my pouches, 3 Krakenktragers and 2 Sanitaters, all war time dated and including labels.