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Originally Posted by Erik_james
It's most likley German or Russian. If there are any marking's on it that say zivleschultz or something similar to that then it is german.
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Erik_james, never seen WW2 Russian mask that didn't have a hose on it. All WW2/cold war era masks I've seen looked like elefant heads
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Dont know about it being WW2 though, it looks pretty new. Usually a gas mask deteriates after 20 years.
Erik
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It all depends how and where it's been stored. People still dig up things like mag pouches, leather boots, map carriers with actual leftovers of paper maps in them from the ground. I never thought those things could survive over 60 years in the ground, but I guess they can.