One of two digital photographs (with 77-275_2_3a.jpg) of World War II-era German medical field supplies. This image shows six clear glass ampules of "Evipan-Natrium" laying in the original printed carton. The carton has been set on a gray counter.
ca. 1939-1945
A small collection of German medical field supplies donated by Capt. Earl W. Douglas, M.D. Dr. Douglas was a flight surgeon in World War II. The collection includes: 1) wooden stethoscope, 16 cm in length, 2) a roll of bandage in a carton measuring 1 x 6 cm and labeled Hansaplast Schnellverband, 3) and six ampules of Evipan-Natrium in a carton. The items are generally in good condition, though one of the ampules is broken.
Medical Museum Collection, Box 34