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Horse Gas Mask
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Horse Gas Mask
Unknown
20th Century
Horse gas masks were first used during World War I to protect horses from harmful chemical agents. Horses were the primary mode of transporting men and material to war zones and needed protection from irritating chemicals like chlorine and phosgene, used during that time. Like most horse respirators, this mask was probably used in conjunction with a gas proof cape and leggings. The full head example is most likely post WWII and used for protecting horses against biological and chemical warfare. I’m not sure of this masks original origin. It’s full size and comes mounted on a modern horse head tack mannequin.
Price
log in / registration
Condition*
Excellent original
Measurements
height: 32 in. (81 cm)
depth: 24 in. (61 cm)
width/length: 12 in. (30 cm)
Specifications
Number of items: 1
Materials/Techniques: rubber, metal canvas
Creator: unknown
Photography
provided by Radio Guy
Location
Radio Guy
23 Furnace Brook Dr.
Cortlandt Manor, NY, 10567
Phone: 914-739-1423
E-Mail: erenberg@bestweb.net
Ref. : U1108188838227
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