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I’m going to start with the bust of a pharmacist "Aide Major" 1st class. He’s not registered Next to the bust, a large table of the doctor Major 1st class: Alphonse François Louradour, doctor of the 129th regiment and he will be the director of a hospital in Angoulème.

Hello After presenting my German and American medical collections, I would be happy to present my third medical theme: France. I’m richer in uniforms than I am in medical supplies. I begin with a photo that I like very much: the feast of the Independence Day in 1918.

Hello Thank you for your messages and to Sandmann for the translation of the name of the wearer of this Saxon helmet. I continue with these rare legs of "krankentrager" of the 1st Bavarian Army Corps and the 542nd medical company in the 80 DIR from 1917 and still present in the same division...

The Wark family is noted throughout the Vermont Community. Dr. Joseph Wark I graduated from UVM in 1911 and went on to Harvard Medical School. He served in WW1 in the medical field. Post war he returned to his beloved Vermont where he was a noted surgeon and professor at UVM Medical School, as...

Dr. WARK's cases (continued) It is a test box with instruments to treat fractures and it was delivered to some specialist doctors to test the quality of these instruments and give their opinion on the usefulness...... study

Joseph A. WARK was from Vermount and during the war he was part of Field Hospital 144, 111th Sanitary Train before ending up in Pontanezen

The CASE EMERGENCY

In the photo, you will find the bust of a dental surgeon, Dr Wark's cap, an ambulance box and a Dr Wark box, an opthamo box (already presented) and a very complete CASE EMERGENCY.....

Hi there Glad you like this collection. Gustave, I love your Ford ambulance and unfortunately I don't have a garage at home... ;)

Some photos of pharmacies in hospital bases Dispensary or Pharmacy, Camp Hospital 28, Nevers, December 28, 1918 - Description: Charles Taylor standing in the dispensary.

Instruments for repairing various fractures (belonging to Dr Ward)

Boxes Eye Surgery Instruments, Dr Ward’s Kepi and Bottles with Original Packaging

Medicinal products in tin or iron boxes

Medicines packaged in cardboard

In this shelf, I put the bottles and glass bottles

Hi there Apart from my German medical collection, I am passionate about American medicine (and also French)... I present to you this rare American pharmacy from the Hospitals bases (Nievre) which may have treated your grandparents / great grandparents injured during the WW1 war If the...

Hello Thank you for your help and I hadn't thought of UnterOfficer... here are two additional photos and tell me if it suits you?

On the other hand, I forgot to introduce you to one of my beautiful pieces: A Saxon helmet from a "Sanitater" Wolfg of IR 139... To date, I have not been able to identify it:cry:

Hi there A member of another forum found a vintage photo of this box... It's great...