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Belgian M1931 made by Pirelli in 1931

Belgian M1931, made by Pirelli.

For use by firefighters.

Italian Maschera Antigas M59, made by Pirelli

Italian Maschera Tipo Super 53, made by Spasciani

I.A.C. O.41s

Here in Ethiopia, today is Adwa Victory Day.  Learn about the battle here.

Spasciani’s logo was a lion eating a gas mask. That’s some King shit.

(the T.35 should really have a brown military filter)

Italian Rifugio L.B./v.n. made in 1940

Belgian AG.5 (many thanks to @gas-masks-official)

Maschera Antigas S.A.B. M.33 for use with Autoprotettore S.C.M.37 rebreather, made by Società Anonima Bergomi

Italian M.31/M.33 made by Industria Articoli Caoutchouc

3C8>0  <3  <3

I.A.C. M.33, made in Italy and exported to Spain during the Spanish Civil War.  Equipped with a Spanish military filter labeled “Filtro Procedente de Recuperacion, Fabrica Militar”.

In the 1920′s, Stoltzenberg built a close relationship with the Spanish government. He signed a contract to fully assist the establishment of the La Marañosa plant "Fábrica Nacional de Productos Químicos" (National factory of chemical products) which served the Spanish army with chemical warfare agents (including mustard gas bombs) used against the Riffian rebels in Spanish Morocco during the Third Rif War between 1923 and 1927.  He later became a Spanish citizen while being the chief engineer of the plant.

Various gas masks used during the Spanish Civil War