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Original WW2 Steel First Aid Box with Contents – Clayton Surgical & First Aid Yantas Ltd
Original WW2 Steel First Aid Box with Contents – Clayton Surgical & First Aid Yantas Ltd
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Product Description
This Original WW2 Period Steel First Aid Box is a highly authentic piece of British wartime medical history, complete with contents supplied by Clayton Surgical and First Aid Yantas Ltd of Wilson Street, London. Steel boxes like this were issued across military sites, factories, shelters, and civil defence locations, providing essential first-aid capability during air raids and daily wartime hazards.
The box retains its solid steel construction with its period finish, showing honest service wear consistent with age. Inside, it contains a selection of original wartime medical items, including dressings, bandages, and treatment materials produced by the noted suppliers of the era. These firms were major contractors for Home Front and industrial first-aid equipment during the war, making this box historically significant as well as visually appealing.
The internal layout remains intact, with compartments designed to keep medical items neatly organised for rapid access. Sets retaining original contents are becoming noticeably scarce, particularly from recognised London manufacturers.
Ideal for collectors of WW2 medical equipment, Home Front memorabilia, or industrial wartime artefacts, this box displays beautifully and represents a genuine snapshot of Britain’s emergency preparedness during the Second World War.