First Aid instructions, WW1

Front of a pamphlet, produced in 1915, explaining what to do to stop bleeding from wounds, and in other cases, such as burns, broken or dislocated limbs and bones, fainting, apoplexy, epilepsy, and drowning. The four page pamphlet was produced by Major Maclure, of 26, Dennington Park Road, late President of the Volunteer Ambulance School of Instruction

Bandage Bandaged Bandages Bleeding Diagram Diagrams Injuries Instruction Instructions Leaflet Maclure Pamphlet Tourniquet Wounds

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