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    Southern front camo gas mask can out of the Hürtgenwald

    Great pick up today. Came out of a shed in Hürtgenwald. The seller (a farmer) picked it up there in the late 60s. Kept it in a barn with other pieces he found there too (last picture). Very authentic example possibly camoed from a trooper in france! So happy to be the first collector who has it in hands.

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    DROOLING!!!!!!




    Glen
    Collector of Wehrmacht Optics, Ordnance & Field Equipment.

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      #3
      now thats what a I call and authentic camo, nice one.
      All my collecting life I am skeptic on all these camo's .. either helmets, cans etc. I try not to judge them ant not to buy them, but this is the one that i would buy if I had a chance. Or even better - I would love to first hand find one like that myself

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        #4
        Tan painted equipment is too often presumed to be DAK or Italian front. Great relic of the "death factory" (Huertgenwald).

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          #5
          Originally posted by Michael Kuligowski View Post
          now thats what a I call and authentic camo, nice one.

          All my collecting life I am skeptic on all these camo's .. either helmets, cans etc. I try not to judge them ant not to buy them, but this is the one that i would buy if I had a chance. Or even better - I would love to first hand find one like that myself
          Thanks Michael! I wouldnt buy a camo helmet or can from a Dealer. But even woodwork finds can be messed up today. This example speaks for itself and I hadnt to look twice.

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            #6
            Originally posted by OSS View Post
            Tan painted equipment is too often presumed to be DAK or Italian front. Great relic of the "death factory" (Huertgenwald).
            Thank you! The owner lives near the Hürtgenwald and didnt have to tell a story when he sold it for 25 Euro. So i have no doubts he was speaking the truth.

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              #7
              great original camouflage, congratulations

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                #8
                Originally posted by (SKORPION) View Post
                great original camouflage, congratulations
                Thank you Skorpion!

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                  #9
                  Another great find! Congratulations

                  Small question; do you leave it like this or do you threat it ( in view of the flaking of the camo sheme?)

                  Best regards,

                  Jan B.
                  'Arzt und Soldat'

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Jan B View Post
                    Another great find! Congratulations

                    Small question; do you leave it like this or do you threat it ( in view of the flacking of the camo sheme?)

                    Best regards,

                    Jan B.
                    Thank you Jan. I dont treat them. 20 degrees and a dry environment without sunlight exponation. Thats it!

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by hagen.191 View Post
                      Thank you Jan. I dont treat them. 20 degrees and a dry environment without sunlight exponation. Thats it!

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                      Thanks for your reply.

                      Best regards,

                      Jan B.
                      'Arzt und Soldat'

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                        #12
                        That's the spirit Congrats and thanks for sharing well pictured story

                        Originally posted by hagen.191 View Post
                        Thank you Jan. I dont treat them. 20 degrees and a dry environment without sunlight exponation. Thats it!

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                          #13
                          Nice find

                          Mike

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                            Thank you Mike and Grubhy!

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