Up for sale is an exceptionally rare, museum-grade U.S. Navy / U.S. Coast Guard Lifeboat First Aid Kit. This historic set represents a fascinating piece of military medical history, showcasing a post-WWII reissue kit packed with a mix of unissued World War II contract stock and 1957 Cold War era supplies.Unlike most kits found empty today, this container features an incredibly complete interior with all major historical elements beautifully preserved and untouched.Detailed Breakdown of Contents:Original Gray Metal Container: Heavy-duty, gasket-sealed maritime survival box with crisp, legible "FIRST AID KIT LIFE BOAT" stenciling on the lid. Features the original working latches and carrying handle.1942 J&J 3-Inch Gauze Box: Original 1-dozen box of Johnson & Johnson 3" x 10 Yds Plain Roller Gauze. Features crisp red print and a clear Navy Contract Date of December 2, 1942. Completely full and untouched.1942 J&J 1-Inch Gauze Box: Original 1-dozen box of Johnson & Johnson 1" x 6 Yds Plain Roller Gauze. Features crisp blue print and the matching Navy Contract Date of December 2, 1942. Completely full and untouched.Marsales Co. 2-Inch Gauze Box: Original 1-dozen box of Marsales Co., Inc. (New York, N.Y.) 2" x 6 Yds Roller Gauze Bandages. Early military stock style box. Completely full and untouched.WWII U.S. Army Carlisle Dressing: A pristine, unopened Large First-Aid Dressing (Carlisle Model) manufactured by Convenience, Inc. (Greenville, S.C.), Contract No. M61161. Incredible, un-flattened display condition.1957 Bay's Surgical Plaster Tube: A massive, beautiful 12" x 10 Yds surgical tape canister manufactured by the Bay Division of Parke, Davis & Co. Clearly stamped MFD 2/57.1957 J&J Adhesive Bandage Boxes (x2): Two boxes of Johnson & Johnson Absorbent Adhesive Bandages, stamped MAR 1957 with Federal Stock Numbers. One box is factory sealed; one box has been opened but remains completely full of its untouched individual bandages.Condition Notes:This entire kit is in phenomenal historic display condition. The exterior metal box shows an age-appropriate patina with minor storage wear. The internal paper and cardboard items are remarkably sound, free of the water damage common to maritime gear, and feature incredibly bright, legible text. All internal contents remain unissued and sealed, with the exception of one individual bandage box as noted.Sold strictly as a historic military collectible for display purposes. Not for medical use.