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George IV (1820-30)
making it one of the largest railway guns ever built
An excellent example of late-war British military equipment that remained in service with British and Commonwealth forces for many years after the Second World War
D LOT 6868 73 Brass Cartridge CaseThis authentic artifact from World War II is a remarkable addition to any collection
Clearly dated 1941
Excellent Condition WW2 British Eyeshields Anti-Gas 50 Cal George IV (1820-30)During World War II, British Eyeshields Anti Gas were critical protective gear designed to safeguard soldiers from chemical warfare agents. These transparent shields, often made of cellulose acetate, covered the eyes and were worn over the gas mask to provide an additional layer of defense. They were part of the broader effort to protect troops from gas attacks, prevalent during the war. The eyeshields were lightweight yet sturdy, allowing soldiers to
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