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WWII Surgical Dressings – White Absorbent B.P.C 2½ Yds by T. J. Smith
WWII Surgical Dressings – White Absorbent B.P.C 2½ Yds by T. J. Smith
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This original WWII-era compressed surgical dressing was manufactured by T. J. Smith to B.P.C (British Pharmacopoeia Commission) standards. Measuring 2½ yards in length, it consists of high-quality white absorbent material, tightly compressed and sealed for efficient storage and sterilization. These dressings were a vital part of British military medical kits, used for wound dressing, bleeding control, and general first aid. Still in its original wartime packaging, this item is in excellent preserved condition and offers a compelling piece of medical history. Ideal for collectors, reenactors, or museum displays looking to showcase authentic British WWII medical supplies. A rare and historical find