Original WWII Indian First Field Dressing – Indian Medical Service – Unopened Wartime Issue s6 manufactured in December 1984 (marked

manufactured in December 1984 (marked CY 12-84 504)

Superimposed over the eagle is German fraktur text in black and blue ink

Franklin was awarded the South Africa Medal with bars for Cape Colony

clear markings

It features an effigy of the reigning monarch

Original WWII Indian First Field Dressing – Indian Medical Service – Unopened Wartime Issue s6 manufactured in December 1984 (markedThis Original WWII Indian First Field Dressing (FFD) is a rare and authentic piece of wartime medical equipment issued by the Indian Medical Service during the Second World War. Designed for immediate treatment of battlefield wounds, the FFD was a vital part of every soldiers personal gear and played a crucial role in first aid care for British Indian Army personnel. This dressing consists of two sterile gauze pads sewn into cotton fabric, impregnated