British Respirator, Anti-Gas, General Service, Mk V & Haversack, Mk VI: belt A good example of a

A good example of a used piece of jungle kit issued to Troops stationed in the Far East and Malaya

Ideal for display

Authentic WW2 Gear: Original 1937 Pattern Webbing Belt used by British soldiers during World War II

This is a genuine Second World War military cartridge manufactured for the Wehrmacht during 1942

The Boer War was a significant conflict in the history of South Africa

British Respirator, Anti-Gas, General Service, Mk V & Haversack, Mk VI: belt A good example of a1 x GSR Gas Mask 1 x Anti Dimming Kit 1 x Ointment Anti Gas 1 x Gas Goggles The General Service Respirator (GSR) featured a hose connected to the filter and provided more facial coverage. It was designed to allow the wearer to withstand heavy concentrations of gas for long periods, and to give the wearer the greatest possible freedom of movement and comfort. When worn the haversack was worn high on the chest and was connected to the facepiece via a