Original U.S. WWI Corrected English Type Box Respirator in Original Carrying Bag in Display Case Category_MG 42 Accessories including a Black Wound badge

including a Black Wound badge with some heavy material loss

The top of the barrel retains a clear and fully legible Colt address:

Fee spent the ‘20s (which were also his 20s) working as an electrician in Waukegan

It allows for the reinforcing use of photographs and graphic illustrations which can be understood by illiterates

Original U.S. WWI Corrected English Type Box Respirator in Original Carrying Bag in Display Case Category_MG 42 Accessories including a Black Wound badgeOriginal Item: Only One Available. Of the 5,250,000 gas masks of all types produced by the U. S. during the war, 1. 6 million of them were the improved version of the British SBR. This mask was officially known as the U. S. Corrected English Small Box Respirator or the U. S. Corrected English Model (CEM). Produced in six sizes (1 through 6) from January to March 1918, the CEM was one of the two most commonly worn American made gas masks used by the