Anti-gas mask. Metal case, 80% feldgrau paint. All straps are present, but of different models and badly worn. Number 924 painted in black paint on the side. Name inscription under the lid Gefr Garbulski 924. Manufacture dated 1939. The spare lenses are present, as well as the spider and the cloth. Canvas mask, size 1, all straps are present. FE 42 filter, complete. Some wear and patina. Condition II+. According to our research, this could be Albert Garbulski, born in 1920 in Tangermünde and disappeared on 06 January 1942 in Mitkowa. He is buried in the military cemetery at Rshew in Russia. During the Second World War, from January to March 1942, the town was at the centre of the Battle of Operation March, also known as the second Rjev-Sytchiovka offensive. The town was completely devastated. Named gas mask Metal canister with Feldgrau paint at 80%. All straps present, though mismatched and heavily worn. Number 924 painted in black on the side. Named under the lid Gefr Garbulski 924. Dated 1939. Spare lenses, spider, and cleaning cloth present. Canvas mask, size 1, complete straps. Filter FE 42 complete. Shows some wear and patina. Condition II+. According to research, it may have belonged to Albert Garbulski, born 1920 in Tangermünde, missing since 6 January 1942 at Mitkowa, buried in the Rshew military cemetery in Russia. From January to March 1942, the city was the centre of Operation Mars, also known as the Second Rzhev-Sychyovka Offensive. The city was completely devastated.