BRITISH WWI TANK FACE MASK which could be treated with

which could be treated with leather food if desired

shell size SE64

Two-piece ivory grips

Standard K98 bayonet but without any Wehrmacht acceptance stamps

BRITISH WWI TANK FACE MASK which could be treated withA nice condition rare tank mask issued to tank crews at the beginning of the era of tank warfare in 1917. Its leather face covering is all intact and non rotted. The chamois backing is also good with evidence of much wear and use, with its chainmail and its series of head securing tapes. The official terminology for these masks was splatter mask, and were worn in conjunction with the new leather tank helmets to protect the tank crews from shards of