Australian Army issue Shell Dressing dated 1941 Johnson & Johnson Sydney Nazi Book synchronised control of several locomotives

synchronised control of several locomotives into a double or multiple tractions

This ability to perceive depth was critical in identifying enemy installations

The chrome finish shines with minimal wear

and fortifications

It amalgamated three historic regiments: The Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire

Australian Army issue Shell Dressing dated 1941 Johnson & Johnson Sydney Nazi Book synchronised control of several locomotivesThis Original 1941 Australian Army Shell Dressing, produced by Johnson & Johnson Pty Ltd, Sydney, is a genuine World War II medical issue used by Australian forces. The shell dressing was designed to treat larger or more serious wounds on the battlefield, providing rapid protection against dirt and infection until medical attention was available. Each dressing consists of a sterile, sealed compress and bandage, packed in a durable light khaki cotton