Girl Scout First Aid Kits

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Dating Official Girl Scout First Aid Kits is difficult. Images in the catalogs always show the lid "up". After reading the discriptions I was able to get somewhat of an accurate timeline for these vintage kit containers.

Except for the first kit shown, Johnson & Johnson was the official makers of all the first aid kits.

Not Shown: During the early 1930s with the green pocket size kit, the catalogs note that there was a patrol size kit in black enamel. In 1945 a Patrol size kit was offered - it looks like a lunch box. I don't know the color or if it had the GS logo.