• Steriized Burn Dressing No9 B.P.C
  • Steriized Burn Dressing No9 B.P.C
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WWII Sterilized Burn Dressing No. 9 B.P.C – British Military Issue

WWII Sterilized Burn Dressing No. 9 B.P.C – British Military Issue

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This authentic WWII Sterilized Burn Dressing No. 7 was issued to British forces as part of their standard field medical supplies. Manufactured to B.P.C (British Pharmacopoeia Cotton) specifications, it was specifically designed to treat moderate to severe burns sustained in combat. The dressing is sterilized and remains sealed in its original wartime packaging, preserving its historical integrity. Widely carried by medics and included in first aid kits, the No. 7 dressing played a crucial role in battlefield care. A rare and well-preserved example of British wartime medical equipment, perfect for collectors, reenactors, or museum-quality displays.