Original Polish Pre-WWII Wz. 24 “R.S.C.” Gas Mask With Canister and Spare Lense - Dated 1930 Antique Wheellock Firearms I didn't eat too good

I didn't eat too good there and I didn't eat too good at all in the POW camp

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Original Polish Pre-WWII Wz. 24 “R.S.C.” Gas Mask With Canister and Spare Lense - Dated 1930 Antique Wheellock Firearms I didn't eat too goodOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Gas Mask Wz. 24 popularly known as R. S. C. from the first letters of the names of the three manufacturers, Robert, Saunier and Cantot. It was the first gas mask produced in Poland during the interwar period under French license, modeled on the A. R. S. mask. These masks were produced in the Military Gas Equipment Factory in Radom. During the interwar period until 1939, this mask, apart from the wz. 32 mask, was