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Posted 2 years ago
Samovar88
(27 items)
Anybody know anything about this early travel first aid kit? It has 5 jars with metal screw lids,( one labeled hepatica, one labeled cafeine (sic) and asprin) a glass medical cup, ivory spoon, scissors, zonas adhesive plaster, cotton bandage, 2 early bandaids in wrappers, one adhesive strip w/o wrapper. The exterior is ostrich leather, in fair to poor shape, esp. along folds. Looks like it has heat damage (set near a heater?) Interior is in nearly new shape. Made by Mark Cross, England.
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