Author: St. John's Ambulance Association. Published by The Priory of Canada. Printed in Canada by The Runge Press, Ottawa, ON., 1964. 2nd Canadian Edition, (6th Impression,1970). Very Good Condition HARDCOVER Book, with some reference pages written on the inside back cover. Size: 7.25 x 4.75 inch,192 pages including index.
St. John's Ambulance FIRST AID HANDBOOK, is a vintage emergency care manual focusing on traditional rescue techniques, bandaging, and basic life support. Many illustrations are presented in black and red ink, with appendices and index.
Core Topics: Traditional emergency treatment for fractures, bleeding, bandaging, artificial respiration, and transport of the injured.
Medical Standards: Reflects 1970s pre-hospital care protocols, which differ significantly from modern CPR and emergency scene management guidelines.
Collectible Status: Valued primarily as a piece of medical history or vintage ephemera rather than an actionable modern medical reference.
