• B>P>C Absorbant Gauze Compressed 21/2 Yds
  • B>P>C Absorbant Gauze Compressed 21/2 Yds
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WWII Absorbent Gauze – B.P.C Compressed 2½ Yds by R. Bailey & Son

WWII Absorbent Gauze – B.P.C Compressed 2½ Yds by R. Bailey & Son

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This original WWII-era absorbent gauze dressing was manufactured by R. Bailey & Son and produced to B.P.C (British Pharmacopoeia Commission) standards. Measuring 2½ yards and tightly compressed for compact storage, it was a vital component of British military medical kits. Designed for cleaning and dressing wounds, this gauze was issued during the war for both field and hospital use. Still sealed in its original wartime packaging, it remains in excellent preserved condition. A rare and authentic piece of WWII British medical history, perfect for collectors, reenactors, or educational displays. An essential addition to any serious militaria or medical collection.