Mills first aid pouch and belt

[robinb]

Not sure if this was military issue as there is no date on it anywhere. The pouch never had the wire hook and is made to only fit a narrow waist belt. Anyone have any info on it?

[Ronnie]

I know nothing about these pouches but I have one.

[Luc]

No markings inside?

[USMC_COLLECTOR]

Maybe included in the mills catalogue but not seen or documented often?

[Luc]

No markings inside?
I see a few differences in a Mills WW1 and the ones you show here.
No sewing at the bottom of the flap.
Better quality material used?
Press studs are lower.

[robinb]

1 minute ago, Luc said:

No markings inside?
I see a few differences in a Mills WW1 and the ones you show here.
No sewing at the bottom of the flap.
Better quality material used?
Press studs are lower.

That's not the same pouch. That's the diagnostic tag pouch that goes on the medic's belt.

[Luc]

Sorry my mistake.

 

[Luc]

I think I found something about this pouch. A similar one was offered on an eBay auction where this was sold as: 
VINTAGE GIRL SCOUTS FIRST AID KIT & MILLS POUCH 1920'S ATTACH TO BELT COLLECTION.
Searched the web with this information, and came across this on a website of www.vintagegirlscout.com/girl-scout-first-aid-kits
Catalog image, the first time a first aid kit was shown in the GS catalog was 1921, when it was called an "ARMY First Aid Kit"

[robinb]

Well, just look at that!

[bbmilitaria]

Greatest piece of Girl Scout kit except for maybe thin mints and samoas!

[Backtheattack]

Great information, thank you for it.