German WW2 Decontamination Box With Label
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Replica of a historical container for skin decontamination tablets. Label included as PDF.
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A few of these small black or brown bakelite containers was something every German soldier would be issued and required to carry in a uniform breast pocket. Each box contained 10 tablets of Losantin - calcium hypochlorite - which when mixed with water would create a paste to be rubbed on bare skin exposed to e.g. mustard gas. It would be sealed against moisture with a fabric tape, colour of which indicated manufacturing year.
The box measures 75x25x15 mm. The label is included in pdf form, print if possible on off-white paper.
A little bit of support for the brim is needed.
Designed for a 0.4mm nozzle