Vintage CURAD Battle Ribbon Tin Box w/Bandages still inside. FREE SHIPPING!

Description

For a kid in the late 50s-early 60s CURAD Battle Ribbon® colorful adhesive bandages almost made it fun to fall off a bike and skin a knee. Battle Ribbons® not only put a bandage over a wound, but it quickly put a smile on the bruised child’s face. Introduced by Curity's CURAD brand in the 1950s, these bandages were popular with moms & kids through the mid-century years. Here is a new-condition painted steel can from that era, likely from the late 1950s based on the 49¢ price imprinted on the lid. Inside are all the original bandages in all their colorful, patriotic glory!
The can is steel, with bright painted vintage graphics on the shiny exterior. There is no wear on the item
Tin dimensions: 3 inches wide x 4 in. tall x 1 in. deep
Original Contents: 34 Sterile Medicated Adhesive Bandages, most if not all still inside individually wrapped
Other information printed on can:
Lid: "CURAD (R) Battle Ribbon plastic bandages"
Original price printed on lid: 49¢ !
Front: "34 Sterile Medicated CURAD (R) Battle Ribbon* plastic bandages FOR KIDS"
Right side: "Patent 2,571,849; Patent 2,734,503"
Left side: "CURAD Battle Ribbon plastic bandages; *T.M. of the Kendall Co.; Made in the U.S.A."
Back: "CURAD (R) Battle Ribbon* plastic bandages ASSORTED COLORS
WASHABLE, WATERPROOF, MEDICATED
Furacin+ --Tyro-thri-cin medication must contact moist wound to be effective.
STERILE --If individual wrapper is broken or open, sterility cannot be guaranteed.
Good medical practice recommends bandages be changed daily.
+Eaton Laboratories, Inc. brand of Nitrofurazone
A Curity
®
product, BAUER & BLACK, Division of the Kendall Company, Chicago"