Airline First Aid Kit (Empty - Retro Showa Era)

Aircraft First Aid Kit
EMERGENCY FIRST-AID FOR AIRCRAFT (Medicines not included, empty box)

This AIRLINE FIRST AID KIT is a first aid kit designed for emergency medical response on aircraft.
The outer box is labeled first-aid-kit, and an instruction manual detailing EMERGENCY FIRST-AID FOR AIRCRAFT, contents, and treatment methods is attached to the back of the box. The first aid kit is an empty box (contents are empty), with 9 out of 10 items stored inside, and usage instructions are written in English.

Features of Airline-Spec First Aid Kit
Unlike regular commercially available first aid kits, this kit is stored in a durable case that meets aircraft safety standards, and a metal fitting is attached to the back of the box for securing it inside the aircraft.

It often features organized compartments for easy use by cabin attendants (CAs) or trained crew members.

Expiration Date
The outer box shows 62.2.24, which indicates an expiration date of February 24, Showa 62 (1987) or February 24, 1962. (Given the English instructions, 1962 is a possibility).

The company name is DAIICHI MEDICA, and its location at 2-27-16 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, suggests it may be DAIICHI MEDICAL CO., LTD., established in 1953 (Showa 28), which develops, manufactures, and sells medical devices.

This aircraft first aid kit meets the regulations of its time and was equipped with necessary medical supplies for in-flight emergencies.
It is a valuable item for understanding the importance of airline safety management and the mechanisms for emergency response on aircraft.

As this is an old item, there are minor scratches, scuffs, rust on the metal fittings, and dirt.

Approximate Size: Height 12.3cm, Width 20cm, Depth 7cm

Please consider this item after acknowledging these points.