WWII German Luftschutz Medical Pouch, 1938, R. Bollmann Made, E/WaA455

World War Two German Luftschutz Medical Pouch (Verbandstasche) with Contents. This medical pouch is in very good condition overall, although the left side leather strap is missing and the lid has broken off and been secured with some form of tape. The rest of the leather is in excellent condition with only minor wear. The inside of the lid is marked with a large boxed eagle clutching a swastika in the Luftwaffe-style as well as “L.S.” meaning “Luft Schutz”. The top of the lid is also marked “RL 5 – 37/62 Vertrieb gem???? Luftschutzgesetz genehinigt”. It is also manufacturer marked “R. BOLLMANN TUTTLINGEN”, dated 1938, and an eagle/Waffenamt455. The back of the fold-out has a contents list. In the medical pouch there is one Aseptic Rapid Bandage (Aseptischer Schnellverband) that is still in its original unopened packaging with string tied around it that was made by Fritz Crimmann at “Norddeutsche Verbandstoff=Fabrik Hamburg 6”. There are also instructions for use on the packaging. There are four Cotton Bandages (Verbandwatten) in their original unopened packaging with string tied around it that was made by “W. Söhngen & Co., Wiesbaden” and dated 1938. There is one Bismuth Burn Bandage (Bismuth-Brand-Binde) that is in its original packaging that was made by Fritz Crimmann at “Norddeutsche Verbandstoff=Fabrik HAMBURG 6, Merkurstaße 34.”. There are also instructions for use and other writing on the packaging. There is one Military Field Dressing (Verbandpäckchen) that is in its original unopened packaging that was made by Max Arnold in Chemnitz. There are instructions for use on the packaging. There is one enameled Medical Measuring Cup (Sanitätsdienst) with measurements on the inside. There is one empty bottle for 90% Ethanol made by “W. Söhngen & Co., Wieshaven”. There is one Aseptic Norfa Quick Dressing No. 1 (Aseptischer Norfa=Schnellverband. Nr. 1) that is in its original packaging and has instructions on the packaging. There is one Gauze Bandage (Mullbinde) in its original packaging that was made by Fritz Crimmann at “Norddeutsche Verbandstoff-Fabrik HAMBURG 6, Merkurstraße 34”. Finally, there is one bottle of Chloramine Powder (Chloraminpuder) that was made by Hageda A.G. at “Berlin NW 21” and still has all of its powder contained inside.