Original British WWI Wood Gas Rattle with Markers Mark- Dated 1916 U.S. Air Force The blade of this example

The blade of this example is still bright

The Erfurt plates do not show Maker Markings

Original Items: One Set Only

the Model "F" and designate it the "Lovell's Pattern of 1842”

Original British WWI Wood Gas Rattle with Markers Mark- Dated 1916 U.S. Air Force The blade of this exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available. GAS!!! Introduced in WW1 it was not only deadly but perhaps the most terrifying weapon ever used. There were various different types but the best known is "mustard" gas. This blinded and burned and there was no escape. Old photographs show columns of blinded soldiers each with his hand on the shoulder of the man in front of him being led back from the front lines after just brief exposure to mustard gas. In very