M1917 pouch for gas mask filter

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M1917 pouch for gas mask filter

Imperial Germany - pouch for gasmask filter

Imperial Germany - pouch for gasmask filter

LOT 42-0344
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PERIOD until 1918
COUNTRY Deutschland
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LOT 42-0344
EAN 2000000414577
LOT 42-0344
PERIOD until 1918
COUNTRY Deutschland
EAN 2000000414577
MATERIAL
DIMENSIONS
MAKER view maker
WEIGHT
PERIOD until 1918
COUNTRY Deutschland
LOT 42-0344
MATERIAL
DIMENSIONS
EAN 2000000414577
MAKER view maker
WEIGHT
Imperial Germany
M1917 pouch for gas mask filter


Description

Rare bag for replacement gas mask filter. Canvas. Manufacturer: "PAUL LINKOGEL BERLIN". Torn at the side. 

Very rare.

Condition 2.


Condition
See description
Historical information

OBJECT NAME

Stofftasche für Atemeinsatz (cloth bag for spare filter, known among collectors as type M1917)

NATION

German Empire

DATE OF INTRODUCTION

June 6th 1917 (KM, Allg.Kriegs.Dep.n.2852/ 5.17, 6.6.1917)

FEATURES

It is a small bag made of cotton or linen fabric for carrying the spare filter. It is constructed in such a way that it can be suspended from the soldier's belt by a loop. Several variations are known, both in regards to the position of the loop and the type of fabric and colour used. According to the official circular of the Ministry of War, the filter was stored inside without a tin container. In fact, a new system was introduced that allowed the filter to be sealed from outside air by means of a cap screwed onto its threaded portion, and a cardboard disc placed on its filtering grid.

MANUFACTURERS

Only a few are known to date. The manufacturer's name, when visible, is printed in ink on the inside.

WEARING METHOD

It was adopted with the same circular of the Ministry of War (KM, Allg.Kriegs.Dep.n.2852/ 5.17, 6.6.1917) that introduced the new Ledermaske (leather gas mask), to be used as a container for the replacement filter. Officially, it was to be kept suspended from the soldier's belt by means of a loop fastened with a button, but in everyday use by soldiers it was also kept suspended from the gas mask container or cartridge boxes.

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