Sanit. Verbandkasten

[Antonio Scapini]

Hi guys, not my field, but I really don't like it as it is.
Paper looks a modern printed one, and items in seems put togheter.
May I ask your opinion on it?
Thanks

[Jan B]

Hello Antonio,

You are right.
Even with not seeing the different pieces in detail, the ones I can see glimpse off are fake, postwar or total fantasy. The label looks strange too.

We're looking at simple worn verbandkasten with limited value.

Regards and take care,

Jan B.

[me6_130]

Hello,

Non of the contents are standard for a Verbandkasten. I can't see the printing of the label well, so can't say much about it. Can you read the word "Verbandkasten" on the cover?

Carles

PS: This would be the translation of the standard content list:

Contents and instructions
(Inhaltsverzeichnis und Gebrauchsanweisung)


A
1. Tweezers (pinzette)
2. Scissors (Schere) (in cloth pouch)
3. Large scisssors for clothing (Kleiderschere)
4. 1 rubber strap for tourniquets (Absnürbinde), in cloth pouch
5. 2 packets of combined bandages (Kombinierte Presstücke), in cloth pouch.
6. 2 packets of 100 g. of compressed wadding (Gewöhnlicher Watte), in cloth pouch
7. 1 triangular cloth for a sling (Dreieckiges Verbandtuch), in cloth pouch.
8. 20 safety pins in a pouch (leather or cloth). (Sicherheitsnadeln)
9. 1 33x10 cms. Piece of cartboard for splints (Pappschiene)
10. 2 80x8 cms. metal splints (Drahtleiterschienen)
11. 10 sterile individual field dressing bandages (Verbandpäckchen)
12. 4 burn bandages (Branbinden o Wismutbinden) (in a metal or cartboard box).

B
1. 1 plaster roll(Rolle colleplastrum)
2. 2 Iodine bottles (Jodtinktur)

[me6_130]

These would be examples of original standard contents:


Carles

[Antonio Scapini]

Thanks guys for your replies.
As I suspected the only good thing is the metal case here.

PS: I don't read "Verbandcasten" on the top of the lid.