British WW2 Anti Gas Glasses Tinted and Clear hla British Army Smock Combat Temperate

British Army Smock Combat Temperate DPM 180/96

ensuring all transmissions remain secure and resistant to interception

This example features the classic early round-nose military projectile associated with the original German Patrone 88 loading used before widespread adoption of later pointed spitzer ammunition

Original kam headstamps are particularly popular with collectors because they represent ammunition manufactured in occupied Poland and are closely associated with the wartime history of HASAG

235303 Pte J Gipsom Liverpool

British WW2 Anti Gas Glasses Tinted and Clear hla British Army Smock Combat TemperateThe British WW2 Anti Gas Glasses were issued to soldiers during World War II as a protective measure against gas attacks. The glasses came in two variants, one with clear lenses and the other with tinted lenses for use in bright sunlight. The glasses were designed to protect the eyes from harmful gases that could cause irritation and blindness. They were typically made with frames and hinged sides, allowing the lenses to be folded flat for storage.