A collection of five miniature cardboard boxes representing mid-century first aid supplies, likely produced as accessories for dollhouses or toy sets such as those by the Merry Manufacturing Co. The boxes feature graphics and typography consistent with American commercial design from the 1950s and 1960s. One blue box is printed with the Johnson & Johnson name and logo, labeled STERI-PAD Gauze Pads, and bears a red banner reading FOR DOLLIES AND COWBOYS. A cream-colored box is labeled TRAVELER'S SIZE NEKO THE GENUINE GERMICIDAL SOAP and includes the maker's information printed as PARKE, DAVIS & CO. DETROIT, MICH., U.S.A. A second cream-colored box features the BAND-AID trademark for sheer strips and an illustration of a woman in a blue blouse, attributed to Johnson & Johnson by the printed name at the bottom. A second blue box features the Johnson & Johnson Red Cross Cotton logo with a red cross inside a yellow circle. The final cream-colored box is a generic representation for plastic strips, featuring an illustration of an orange adhesive bandage and the text 100% STERILE. The boxes are constructed of lightweight cardstock with printed lithographic labels.