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    Gasmask and cannister-can you identify it?

    Gentlemen,

    I bought this gas mask and ccontainer a few years ago from the store in the Budapest Military Museum. I hope someone can tell me what the country of origin was. It does not conform to any Hugarian masks that I am aware of. It may have been used by Hungary as they did use other countries military items.

    Regards,

    Gordon
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    Last edited by Gordon Craig; 03-09-2010, 11:57 AM.
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    A closer view of the letters G and J stamped in ink in the side of the container.
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      #3
      Markings on the lid of the container.
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        #4
        Markings on the bottom of the container.
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          The mask. The only markings I can find on it are the size in a large 2.
          The cannister fits the mask.
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            The interior of the mask. The canvas is rubber coated inside the mask.
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              #7
              It is a Romanian gasmask model Md-35.

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                Gromow,

                Thanks very much for the fast answer.

                Regards,

                Gordon

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Gromow View Post
                  It is a Romanian gasmask model Md-35.
                  this is not correct, the Cannister is a Romanian one but the gasmask is a Hungarian M67 from around the 1980's for civilian use. The cannister is late 1930's. This is a mix up.

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                    http://gasmasks.net/database/hungary/hungary.htm

                    look at these gas masks

                    Hungarian M67

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                      #11
                      I did not hit on an idea so that somebody to the Roumanian can put the Hungarian mask. There are as like as two peas in a pod.
                      http://6dorobanti.ro/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1177446403

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                        Gemtlemen,

                        Thanks for the additional information. I felt that the gas mask was in too good a condition to be the same age as the can it came in. The Budapest Military Museum store is well known for selling things that are not authentic. This is a good example of that.

                        Regards,

                        Gordon

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