WWII U.S. Army Medical Department Tin Canister for Iodine Swabs

WWII U.S. Army Medical Department Tin Canister for Iodine Swabs

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M251S

$65.95

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WWII U.S. Army Medical Department Tin Canister for Iodine SwabsDescription This is an original WWII U. S. Army Medical Department small metal canister. Now empty, this would have original been used to store a wide range of medical equipment from glass vials to iodine swabs. It measures approximately 3 inches wide and 3. 75 inches tall. Provenance Personal Collection of Chelius Carter Condition Report Fair Good Excellent This canister is in very good condition, with a functional lid.

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Easy to put together, took about 10 minutes by myself. I laid it on the ground folded (make sure the same direction for the brackets match). The only issue I had was one screw would simply not go into one side of the connectors. Using it as a background for my home office, so it won’t be moved often, so not super concerned, not enough to take the rest of it apart to see if I could fix the issue. Looks great, creates the privacy I needed for meetings.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026