US ww1 ww2 medic kit with flaming bomb

[SUPER X]

I would like to possitively identify this . The ammo can has always been white and never been green.
It has what looks to be a serial number on it . With a embossed round on the lid and the flaming bomb on both ends . It is full of old medical supplies some from the red cross in portland. With some antique medical bottles .
Ive never seen another like it. The ammo can looks to be a seldom seen ww1 era 30 cal. , , It looks to be WW1 era , civil defense possibly ?
Any accurate info would be appreciated

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[IOM]

Pictures help...

 

[awshoot]

Pictures help...

LOL *snort* *gasp* LOL *snort* *giggle*

 

[Ura-Ki]

May Pre Date WW-1, may be ships issue ( Corpsman) for the 1907-1912 World Tour of the Great White Fleet of American Battle Ships!

 

[USAF Medic]

I was a military medic. Would like to see photos of all of it.

 

[SUPER X]

May Pre Date WW-1, may be ships issue ( Corpsman) for the 1907-1912 World Tour of the Great White Fleet of American Battle Ships!

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Many of my ancestors were in the navy .So that makes sense. Thx

 

[SUPER X]

I was a military medic. Would like to see photos of all of it.

 

[cigars]

Flaming bomb represents Ordnance. I have the same stamping on my Remington Sportsman riot shotgun.

 

[cigars]

More on Ordnance....

The History of Ordnance in America, U.S. Army Ordnance Corps

The History of Ordnance in America, The Ordnance Branch is one of the oldest branches of the U.S. Army, founded on 14 May 1812., U.S. Army Ordnance Corps

goordnance.army.mil

 

[deadeye]

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Put some of this on your next paper cut and let us all know how fast ya wet your britches..........

 

[Ruger Rich]

Any CBD in there ?

 

[USAF Medic]

Really cool!
Probably should go to a museum.

 

[USAF Medic]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Sarchet]

Not original to the box. The box is a T4 Ammunition Box for use in armored vehicles (think bow or coaxial .30). They were painted white to match the interior of the vehicle. Ordnance bombs are not stamped on Medical Department equipment anyways. The contents look like they could be from the 1930s-late 40s depending on the individual piece, possibly a home-made kit from just after the war?

 

[JO JO]

not a military issued first aid kit looks more like a home made kit like said above the ben gay box looks like around 1960 ish
I bet if you spend some time and google each piece you may be able to date the contents in the ammo can

 

[JO JO]

here is a link to your white ammo can , it is even stamped in your picture ammunition chest and the number stamped on it appears to be a generic identifier #

WWII Tank Ammunition Chest WW2 Ammo Can US Military .30 | #16607783