British WW2 Sterilizing Outfit 37 belt highlighting the strategic importance of

highlighting the strategic importance of these regions

The Indian Service Medal 1939-1945 was a British Commonwealth campaign medal presented for service during World War II

which was a common issue with early metal designs

or post-war military clothing

ensuring safe drinking water in hazardous environments

British WW2 Sterilizing Outfit 37 belt highlighting the strategic importance ofSquare tin with rounded corners and hinged lid, the lid is painted brown with green lettering reading 'STERILIZING OUTFIT FOR USE WITH WATER BOTTLES KEEP DRY', the inside of the tin lid is inscribed instructions for use, inside the tin, are two bottles one of brown glass and one clear, the brown glass bottle is labeled '50 THIO TABLETS' and the clear bottle is labeled '50 STERILISING TABLETS'.