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Ww2 Childrens Gas Mask Box. The masks came in cardboard boxes, with a strap for carrying them on the shoulder. Draw round the enlarged template on to the card. During the second world war, gas masks were issued to everyone, including children and babies, as a precaution against attack by gas bombs. But first, a simpler method to make a smaller box: Gas masks were issued to all children as a precaution against attack by gas bombs. It dates from world war ii when the british government gave everyone in britain a gas mask as protection against possible poison gas. Everyone in britain was given a gas mask in a cardboard box, to protect them from gas bombs, which could be dropped during air raids. The rubber is bright red and the filter is blue. A child’s gas mask box during ww2 commonly included a gas mask, a gas mask filter, an identity card, a string for carrying the gas. This red and blue mask was for a two to five year old child. Use a photocopier to expand the template to a larger size. Metal and rubber, with blue elasticated cords and two circular perspex eyeholes. Score the folds with a.

A child’s gas mask box during ww2 commonly included a gas mask, a gas mask filter, an identity card, a string for carrying the gas. Draw round the enlarged template on to the card. The rubber is bright red and the filter is blue. Metal and rubber, with blue elasticated cords and two circular perspex eyeholes. Score the folds with a. Use a photocopier to expand the template to a larger size. But first, a simpler method to make a smaller box: It dates from world war ii when the british government gave everyone in britain a gas mask as protection against possible poison gas. Everyone in britain was given a gas mask in a cardboard box, to protect them from gas bombs, which could be dropped during air raids. This red and blue mask was for a two to five year old child.

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Ww2 Childrens Gas Mask Box But first, a simpler method to make a smaller box: Use a photocopier to expand the template to a larger size. Gas masks were issued to all children as a precaution against attack by gas bombs. This red and blue mask was for a two to five year old child. It dates from world war ii when the british government gave everyone in britain a gas mask as protection against possible poison gas. Draw round the enlarged template on to the card. Everyone in britain was given a gas mask in a cardboard box, to protect them from gas bombs, which could be dropped during air raids. Metal and rubber, with blue elasticated cords and two circular perspex eyeholes. During the second world war, gas masks were issued to everyone, including children and babies, as a precaution against attack by gas bombs. A child’s gas mask box during ww2 commonly included a gas mask, a gas mask filter, an identity card, a string for carrying the gas. The rubber is bright red and the filter is blue. But first, a simpler method to make a smaller box: Score the folds with a. The masks came in cardboard boxes, with a strap for carrying them on the shoulder.