Mask, Gas, Mk IV, British, 1939-1942, Complete
Genuine WWII British Mk IV gas mask, retaining its canister and corrugated tube.
This type was standard issue for His Majesty armed forces prior to the introduction of the Lightweight version in 1943.
The various elements are dated 1939, 1942 or 1943.
Size: Small.
Very good overall condition; comes in its original khaki canvas bag, along with anti-dimming outfit.
Nice homogeneous set.
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Genuine WWII British Mk IV gas mask, retaining its canister and corrugated tube.
This type was standard issue for His Majesty armed forces prior to the introduction of the Lightweight version in 1943.
The various elements are dated 1939, 1942 or 1943.
Size: Small.
Very good overall condition; comes in its original khaki canvas bag, along with anti-dimming outfit.
Nice homogeneous set.
