WWII Imperial Japanese Army Medical Hydrogen Peroxide Bottle 1943 Star Mark

Description：

This is an original Imperial Japanese Army hydrogen peroxide bottle dating from the WWII period.

It was used as a medical supply for disinfecting a doctor's hands before treating wounded soldiers. The bottle is now completely empty and has been thoroughly cleaned.

The label shows some tearing and wear.

The bottle features:

• Imperial Japanese Army star mark
• 1943 manufacturing/inspection stamp
• Marking reading “陸軍衛生材料本廠” (Imperial Japanese Army Medical Materials Main Arsenal)

This is an interesting and uncommon piece of WWII Japanese military medical equipment and would make an excellent addition to a collection of Imperial Japanese Army medical or field hospital artifacts.

Please note: The bottle is empty. No hydrogen peroxide or other contents are included.

Historical military medical bottles are also actively traded by collectors, including empty vintage hydrogen peroxide bottles.