Original U.S. Vietnam War Era First Aid Kit Lot With Contents - 4 Items U.S. Artwork & Posters and a "half plate" nickel/blue

and a "half plate" nickel/blue combo

It is constructed using an oak third pattern 1796 Brown Bess converted to add a sea service pistol lock with a second touch hole and a modified trigger guard with double trigger system the project seemed quite doable

It is decorated with a well detailed aluminum eagle insignia on the peak and and an open embroidered silver bullion wreath surrounding an embroidered tri-color cockade on the band

The buckets were intended for hanging most probably full of sand but certainly could be used for water if required

with lots of checkering intact

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era First Aid Kit Lot With Contents - 4 Items U.S. Artwork & Posters and a "half plate" nickel/blueOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 4 Available. A fateful conversation inspired the creation of Johnson & Johnsons First Aid Kit, which was released in 1888. Aboard a train heading to Colorado for vacation, company founder Robert Wood Johnson struck up a conversation with the Denver & Rio Grande Railways chief surgeon. The doctor explained to Johnson the dangers of railroad construction and the lack of medical supplies to treat the unique industrial