United Kingdom. A Type G Oxygen Mask, c.1943 Auction better than very fine condition

better than very fine condition with a few small tears and four punched holes

the obverse with a rightward facing bust of Friedrich within a pebbled field

The letters are dated to February 6

two silvered and two gilt four-sided rank pips

She resigned in 1918 to to join the WRNS (Women's Royal Naval Service) as Director of Personnel

United Kingdom. A Type G Oxygen Mask, c.1943 Auction better than very fine conditionA Type G Oxygen mask, small size, blended and cured rubber, mask body lined with suede and features a shapeable copper wire across the nose, oxygen entered the mask via the corrugated Mk IV breathing tube and molded tubular cheek channels, inclusive of detachtube, evidence of wear and time leather around nose dry and cracked, very fine condition. Footnote: The Type G Oxygen Mask was introduced in 1942 until 1944 when it was replaced by the Type H