WWII U.S. Plain Gauze Bandage by Johnson & Johnson (1942)

WWII U.S. Plain Gauze Bandage by Johnson & Johnson (1942)

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M251S

$25.00

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WWII U.S. Plain Gauze Bandage by Johnson & Johnson (1942)Description This original WWII U. S. compressed and sterilized plain gauze bandage was manufactured by Johnson & Johnson on November 26, 1942. When unwrapped, the bandage measures 3 inches wide and 6 inches long. This would make for an excellent addition to an Army medic's display. Provenance Personal Collection of Chelius Carter Condition Report Fair Good Excellent This bandage is in excellent, unused condition.

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I’d buy it just for the perfume bottle - just adorable. The glitter is light and gives a delightful shimmer on skin and hair. Not saying exactly how old I am but I remember the 80s…if you older and just want some sparkle THIS IS IT. It’s light cover and sheen is just enough to add some glam without looking like you’ve just come off the pole… If you are heading in that direction just use an extra couple of puffs of glitter and you go girl… Will likely buy more colors, so fun!

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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025