Positioned on the bottom-front of the mask for expired airĪnd a hard cellulose acetate eye shield was glued into place Several horizontal slits (see below) allowed for inhaledĪir to pass over the dog's snout. The E12R8 used a single E32R11 filterĬartridge that was fixed to the front of the muzzle piece. Rigid and could be stitched into a shape appropriate for _ Experimentation continued into 1943, until it was found that two masks (the E12R8 and the E43R3) had the most potential.īoth masks were made from coated canvas duck, which was quite The E1R1 was a small mask, made to fit medium to small sized dogs of approximately 50-60 pounds. Two circular eye pieces were positioned on either side of the leather head piece to allow for sufficient vision. Leather straps were used like belts to tighten the mask around the dog's neck, creating a gas tight seal. It consisted of a muzzle piece constructed of six layers of impregnated cheesecloth and a head piece made from leather that covered the dog's head, ears and part of the dog's neck. The E1R1 Dog Gas Mask (see below) was a strictly experimental mask, assembled to illustrate the concept of a protective respirator for canines. And in the US, an early attempt to provide dogs with a protective mask was made in 1926. During WWI, very rudimentary dog gas masks were made by several countries. Because of their many uses during wartime, gas masks were needed to protect dogs as well as their human counterparts. For the US military, the German Shepherd was typically the dog of choice, and was used for patrol duty, scouting, anti-sabotage duty, message delivery and even sometimes mine detection. And dogs in particular had various integral roles during the war. _During WWII many countries developed gas masks for animals. Condition: Usato, Condition: unused/unposted, some corner/edge wear/bumps, please seen scans.The Development of the US Army Dog Gas Mask We will be adding more Nostalgia Postcards to our eBay Store daily, so please keep checking back. If you can't see the card your looking for please ask. Why Buy From Us? Secure Payment Fast Shipping Dedicated Customer Service Satisfaction Guarantee Thank you for Visiting our Listing Copyright Cavalier | All rights reserved We have over 10,000 Nostalgia Postcards in stock covering the full collection. Payment We accept payment via Debit & Credit Card and PayPal. Returns If for any reason you are not happy with your purchase then don't worry, please contact us first before leaving feedback as all problems can be rectified and we offer a no quibble RETURNS Policy. Postcards are sent in BOARD BACKED envelopes for maximum protection. All Stamps and Postcards are sent Royal Mail 1st Class post within the UK. UK BUYERS SPEND £20+ AND ITEMS WILL BE SENT VIA SIGNED FOR DELIVERY Delivery Our aim is to dispatch the same working day if at all possible, but failing that the very next working day. We are listing new items in our store daily, so please keep checking back for new items. View more great items Visit Our Shop Add To Saved Sellers Join Our Newsletter Contact Us Postcard WW2 Animals at War, Dog Modelling Steel Helmet & Gas Mask Case #687 Description Postcard WW2 Animals at War, Dog Modelling Steel Helmet & Gas Mask Case #687 Please Note: This is a Large Panoramic Format Postcard measuring 172x118mm Please Note: This Postcard has a White Border We have 10's of thousands of Postcards in stock with new stock arriving daily. Item: 282867764913 Cartolina seconda guerra mondiale animali in guerra, casco in acciaio modellazione cane e custodia maschera antigas #687.
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