February 29, 20206 yr #2 This is a strange one. The first characters are Katakana. One of the two Japanese syllabic writing systems (used mostly for foreign words) プレパリール (phonetically it spells out "purepari-ru" I tried looking it up and found the word in a old Japanese medical history magazine. It then gives the corresponding word in German Präparier Präparier seems to translate to Preparier (someone who prepares something like a Tax Preparier) in English The last character is hako 箱 = box So the box of someone who prepares something (but what?)
February 29, 20206 yr Author #3 Mr. Queen, So together it would mean prepare Box. Still don't know if it is prep kit for Medical or Dental. I am attaching images of the inside components. The first image is a stamp on the bottom of the box. Dwight Brown
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