| TYPE: SchM41M (East German Designation) | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: SM-1, ShM, Helmet Mask | | DATE: c. 1960s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-016 | | NOTES: The SchM41M was based on the WWII Russian SM-1 gas mask. Like its WWII predecessor, the SchM41M used an encapsulating "helmet" styled face piece with two internal Tissot style tubes. Variations of this mask were used throughout eastern Europe by most of the Warsaw Pact countries well into the 1980s. The mask was typically carried in a rubberized, olive drab bag. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale |
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| TYPE: SchM41M (East German Designation) | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: SM-1, ShM, Helmet Mask | | DATE: c. 1960s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-086 | | NOTES: This version of the SchM41M was issued in East Germany and was equipped with an Übungsfilter (training filter) for use during NBC exercises. The mask itself is otherwise the same as the above mask. | | | PRICE: $120 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition. | | | | |
| TYPE: Гражданский Противогаз 5 (ГП-5) | | TRANSLATION: Civilian Gas Mask 5 (GP-5) | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Very Common | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian/Industrial | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-021 | | NOTES: The Soviet GP-5 is quite possibly the most common gas mask available on the surplus market today. It used the helmet type design, but had a shorter inlet/outlet assembly when compared to the military types. The GP-5 was made in both gray and black rubber and was carried in a small green cloth bag. | | | PRICE: SOLD! | | |
| TYPE: Гражданский Противогаз 5 (ГП-5) | | TRANSLATION: Civilian Gas Mask 5 (GP-5) | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Common | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian/Industrial | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-023 | | NOTES: The Soviet GP-5 is quite possibly the most common gas mask available on the surplus market today. It used the helmet type design, but had a shorter inlet/outlet assembly when compared to the military types. The GP-5 was made in both gray and black rubber and was carried in a small green cloth bag. The face piece was used for several industrial protective masks as well as for civilian defense. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: Гражданский Противогаз 5 (ГП-5) | | TRANSLATION: Civilian Gas Mask 5 (GP-5) | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian/Industrial | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-022 | | NOTES: This version of the GP-5 was issued with a corrugated breathing hose and a special purpose filter. | | | PRICE: $60 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition. | | | | |
| TYPE: Гражданский Противогаз 5 (ГП-5) | | TRANSLATION: Civilian Gas Mask 5 (GP-5) | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian/Industrial | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-024 | | NOTES: This version of the GP-5 was issued with a corrugated breathing hose and a special purpose filter. | | | PRICE: $60 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition. | | | | |
| TYPE: Гражданский Противогаз 5 (ГП-5) | | TRANSLATION: Civilian Gas Mask 5 (GP-5) | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian/Industrial | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-025 | | NOTES: This version of the GP-5 was issued with a corrugated breathing hose and a special purpose filter. | | | PRICE: $60 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition. | | | | |
| TYPE: PMG | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: 70M (Hungarian Designation) | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-032 | | NOTES: The Soviet PMG was used throughout the cold war era in both the USSR and Hungary. The Hungarian version is slightly different from the Soviet version but is structurally identical for the most part. Both types were made from gray rubber with two optical glass eye pieces, a speech diaphragm on the front and an exhale valve on the bottom. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: PMG-2/GP-5M | | TRANSLATION: PMG-2/GP-5M | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military/Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-017 | | NOTES: The PMG-2 is a special mask made for use by radio personnel, tank drivers and possibly officers. The mask had a highly effective speech diaphragm on the front and ear holes on the side so that radio gear could be worn effectively. The mask was also used by civilians and civil defense personnel were it was designated the GP-5M. The mask was made in both gray and black rubber, and with and without a breathing hose. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: PMG-2/GP-5M | | TRANSLATION: PMG-2/GP-5M | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military/Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-018 | | NOTES: The PMG-2 is a special mask made for use by radio personnel, tank drivers and possibly officers. The mask had a highly effective speech diaphragm on the front and ear holes on the side so that radio gear could be worn effectively. The mask was also used by civilians and civil defense personnel were it was designated the GP-5M. The mask was made in both gray and black rubber, and with and without a breathing hose. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: PMG-2/GP-5M | | TRANSLATION: PMG-2/GP-5M | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military/Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-019 | | NOTES: The PMG-2 is a special mask made for use by radio personnel, tank drivers and possibly officers. The mask had a highly effective speech diaphragm on the front and ear holes on the side so that radio gear could be worn effectively. The mask was also used by civilians and civil defense personnel were it was designated the GP-5M. The mask was made in both gray and black rubber, and with and without a breathing hose. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: PMG-2/GP-5M | | TRANSLATION: PMG-2/GP-5M | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military/Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-020 | | NOTES: The PMG-2 is a special mask made for use by radio personnel, tank drivers and possibly officers. The mask had a highly effective speech diaphragm on the front and ear holes on the side so that radio gear could be worn effectively. The mask was also used by civilians and civil defense personnel were it was designated the GP-5M. The mask was made in both gray and black rubber, and with and without a breathing hose. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: SchR 1 | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-027 | | NOTES: This mask was designed to be worn by soldiers suffering from a head wound in a hostile environment. Most likely, it was carried by medics. The mask is very similar to the standard SchM41M, but it had an extended rubber hood that could be secured around the wearer's neck with a strap. | | | PRICE: $130 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and in very good condition, some minor rubber discoloration. | | | | |
| TYPE: SchR 2 | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon/Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-026 | | NOTES: This mask is another type of head wound gas mask which covered the wearer's whole head and was secured via straps in the back. An exhale valve was located on the side of the mask. This mask is fairly common and can usually be found in good condition. | | | PRICE: $90 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and in very good condition. | | | | |
| TYPE: Шлем-Маска ШМС | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: SchMS (East German Designation) | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-028 | | NOTES: The SchMS is a special purpose mask used by troops needing a gas mask that could be used with optical sighting devices. The mask was made from both gray and black rubber, and was carried in a green rubberized bag. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: Шлем-Маска ШМС | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: SchMS (East German Designation) | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-029 | | NOTES: The SchMS is a special purpose mask used by troops needing a gas mask that could be used with optical sighting devices. The mask was made from both gray and black rubber, and was carried in a green rubberized bag. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: PRWU (East German Designation) | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-030 | | NOTES: The PRWU is another special purpose mask used by troops needing a gas mask that could be used with optical sighting devices, however the mask was equipped with a special protective sleeve that covered most of the breathing tube and a modified speech diaphragm. This mask was used by ground troops operating surface to air missile systems. Like the SchMS, the PRWU was made in both gray and black. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: PRWU (East German Designation) | | TRANSLATION: n/a | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-031 | | NOTES: The PRWU is another special purpose mask used by troops needing a gas mask that could be used with optical sighting devices, however the mask was equipped with a special protective sleeve that covered most of the breathing tube and a modified speech diaphragm. This mask was used by ground troops operating surface to air missile systems. Like the SchMS, the PRWU was made in both gray and black. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз ПБФ | | TRANSLATION: Gas Mask PBF | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-033 | | NOTES: The PBF is a special mask most likely used by border troops and other units that needed a light weight gas mask that offered freedom from the typical heavy rubber tube and filter. Two oval shaped filter elements (designated ЕО-19Э) were housed in bilateral cheek pockets, similar to the US M17 series. The mask also featured a speech diaphragm and an exhale valve on the front. Like most Soviet masks from the cold war era, the PBF was made in both gray and black rubber. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз ПБФ | | TRANSLATION: Gas Mask PBF | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-034 | | NOTES: The PBF is a special mask most likely used by border troops and other units that needed a light weight gas mask that offered freedom from the typical heavy rubber tube and filter. Two oval shaped filter elements (designated ЕО-19Э) were housed in bilateral cheek pockets, similar to the US M17 series. The mask also featured a speech diaphragm and an exhale valve on the front. Like most Soviet masks from the cold war era, the PBF was made in both gray and black rubber. | | | PRICE: Not For Sale | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз Детский Фильтрующий ПДФ-Ш | | TRANSLATION: Children's Filtering Gas Mask PDF-Sh | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s/1980s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-036 | | NOTES: The small children's gas mask, designated the PDF-Sh was designed for use by young children ages 5 to 7. There were several types, all using the МД-3 (MD-3) face piece, with some made from gray rubber and some made from black rubber. The earliest type (at right) used a metal exhale valve guard whereas later types used a black plastic valve guard. | | | PRICE: $20 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition, comes with green GP-5 filter, not gray filter pictured to right. | | | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз Детский Фильтрующий ПДФ-Ш | | TRANSLATION: Children's Filtering Gas Mask PDF-Sh | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s/1980s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-037 | | NOTES: The small children's gas mask, designated the PDF-Sh was designed for use by young children ages 5 to 7. There were several types, all using the МД-3 (MD-3) face piece, with some made from gray rubber and some made from black rubber. The earliest type used a metal exhale valve guard whereas later types used a black plastic valve guard. | | | PRICE: $25 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition, comes with green GP-5 filter, not gray filter pictured to right. | | | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз Детский Фильтрующий ПДФ-Ш | | TRANSLATION: Children's Filtering Gas Mask PDF-Sh | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s/1980s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-038 | | NOTES: The small children's gas mask, designated the PDF-Sh was designed for use by young children ages 5 to 7. There were several types, all using the МД-3 (MD-3) face piece, with some made from gray rubber and some made from black rubber. The earliest type used a metal exhale valve guard whereas later types used a black plastic valve guard. | | | PRICE: $25 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition, comes with green GP-5 filter, not gray filter pictured to right. | | | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз Детский Фильтрующий ПДФ-Д | | TRANSLATION: Children's Filtering Gas Mask PDF-D | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s/1980s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-039 | | NOTES: Like the PDF-Sh, the PDF-D was a similar children's gas mask designed for use by youths, ages 7 to 17. The mask could be used with a small filter canister or a full sized GP-5 filter. Like the PDF-Sh, the PDF-D was made in several sizes and in both gray and black rubber. | | | PRICE: SOLD! | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз Детский Фильтрующий ПДФ-Д | | TRANSLATION: Children's Filtering Gas Mask PDF-D | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s/1980s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-040 | | NOTES: Like the PDF-Sh, the PDF-D was a similar children's gas mask designed for use by youths, ages 7 to 17. The mask could be used with a small filter canister or a full sized GP-5 filter. Like the PDF-Sh, the PDF-D was made in several sizes and in both gray and black rubber. | | | PRICE: $30 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition, comes with green GP-5 filter, not gray filter pictured to right. | | | | |
| TYPE: Противогаз Детский Фильтрующий ПДФ-Д | | TRANSLATION: Children's Filtering Gas Mask PDF-D | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s/1980s | | FREQUENCY: Common/Uncommon | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-041 | | NOTES: Like the PDF-Sh, the PDF-D was a similar children's gas mask designed for use by youths, ages 7 to 17. The mask could be used with a small filter canister or a full sized GP-5 filter. Like the PDF-Sh, the PDF-D was made in several sizes and in both gray and black rubber. | | | PRICE: $35 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition, comes with gray filter as pictured. | | | | |
| TYPE: Детский Противогаз ДП-6 | | TRANSLATION: Children's Gas Mask DP-6 | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Civilian/Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-035 | | NOTES: The DP-6 was a civilian mask designed for young children who were to big for small child masks but not big enough for regular adult gas masks. The mask had a short rubber hose fixed to the front of the mask that was used with a GP-5 filter. | | | PRICE: $65 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition. | | | | |
| TYPE: Изолирующий Противогаз ИП-4 | | TRANSLATION: Insulator Gas Mask IP-4 | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1970s | | FREQUENCY: Rare/Scarce | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-042 | | NOTES: The IP-4 is one of several different types of Soviet style rebreather units. This model is very similar to the early WWII era IP-46. The rebreather bladder and generating unit was carried at the chest position in a green rubberized bag. The mask was of the helmet type, covering the wearer's whole face and head. | | | PRICE: $200 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition. | | | | |
| TYPE: Изолирующий Противогаз ИП-5 | | TRANSLATION: Insulator Gas Mask IP-5 | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1980s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon/Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-043 | | NOTES: The IP-5 is another rebreather unit used by the Soviet Union and several Warsaw Pact countries. The Ip-5 was a larger unit than the IP-4 and most likely could be used for a longer period of time. A large rebreathing bladder was worn around the neck and inflated via a large oxygen generating canister that was strapped to the wearer's chest. The IP-5 was made in both gray and black. | | | PRICE: $245 | | CONDITION: Mask is complete with filter and carrier and in very good condition. HEAVY! | | | | | TYPE: Изолирующий Противогаз ИП-5 | | TRANSLATION: Insulator Gas Mask IP-5 | | ALIASES: n/a | | DATE: c. 1980s | | FREQUENCY: Uncommon/Rare | | USAGE: USSR, Warsaw Pact Countries | | FUNCTION: Military | | LMàG REFERENCE CODE: RU-044 | | NOTES: The IP-5 is another rebreather unit used by the Soviet Union and several Warsaw Pact countries. The Ip-5 was a larger unit than the IP-4 and most likely could be used for a longer period of time. A large rebreathing bladder was worn around the neck and inflated via a large oxygen generating canister that was strapped to the wearer's chest. The IP-5 was made in both gray and black. | | | PRICE: SOLD | |
