Description
Between 1935 and the end of the war in 1945, the Luftwaffe developed approximately 10 versions of the Oxygen Mask, with almost all being based on the same design with small modifications. The 2 primary manufactures were Dräger and Auer. Adopted by the Luftwaffe in 1939, the 10-67 replaced the earlier 10-69 design which often had problems with freezing moisture from the exhaled air. Manufactured by Auer in Berlin the 10-6701 was designed for use with the LkpN101 and other flying helmets modified for 2-point mask attachment. Due to its light-weight construction and compact size, it found favour amongst many fighter and fighter-bomber pilots.
This mask and hose connected directly to the oxygen regulator, which was located on the starboard side of most aircraft, including the Me109, Fw190, Me262, Do355, Ta152, Go229, Ju87, He72 He219, Ju88, He-111, Me163, and others!
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A corrugated rubber tube extends from the lower section of the mask includes the original “crocodile” clip, and BOTH are in perfect condition. I have shown an earlier variant in use in the last image. This is an AMAZING piece of history, it would make a PERFECT addition to any collection or display!





