The overall condition of all the items is good with some signs of age and service wear which is to be expected. The original string which is used to fasten the haversack onto the wearers chest whilst worn at the 'alert' position is still present too - These are quite often missing on examples offered for sale today. The original cotton waist was also still present inside the bag as can be seen in the pictures. Every year you have polls asking people why they wear the mask. 11.95 COLLAR BINDS FOR WOOL TUNIC S/A WW2 GERMAN. WWII German M30 Gas Mask - This is the first style gas mask issued by the Wehrmacht. Inside the bag cardboard sections have been fitted to give the bag a square shape, making it smarter when worn. The scarf that Japanese pilots wore during World War II was known as a hachimaki. GERMAN GAS MASK CAPE - WWII GERMAN BUTTER FAT DISH - WW2 REPRODUCTION. The respirator haversack is made from a khaki coloured duck cotton and bears the makers name of 'M & Co' as well as the 1941 date. The head harness is also marked and bears the date of March 1941.
The gas mask itself is a nice example with good clear date and makers name 'Avon'. Goggles & Glasses Mask / Face Cover / Hood Boots/Shoes Lanyard Magazine pouch Backpack Helmets & Helmet. Army Council Instructions relating to gas were regularly changed and updated leading to gas masks being updated throughout the war, hence the variety of dates found here. This original set consists of a July 1940 dated black rubber face piece(December 1940 to the front metal disc), Brick red 4A canister dated April 1941 and MK VII Haversack dated 1941.
An original early WW2 British Army Chest Respirator, often referred to as a 'gas mask'.
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