Vintage, Collectible Elastoplast Elastic Adhesive Bandage Tin - Made in England
Secondhand
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Alrode South, Alberton
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Ready for collection by Wednesday, 12 June.
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Product details
Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
Post-1950
Theme
Medicine Tins
Product code
LA230060
Bob Shop ID
615709781
Vintage, Collectible Elastoplast Elastic Adhesive Bandage Tin - Made in England
Here's something you don't see every day. This rare survivor housed an elastic adhesive bandage and was made in Britain by Elastoplast. This would appeal not only to tin collectors, but would also attract those who like vintage advertising and medical collectibles.
The tin itself, as can clearly be seen, has a fair amount of wear, consistent with age and use. It is however charming and a look back into history.
