Original WWI British Trench Wooden Gas Attack Rattle reissued for WWII - Marked 1917 and A.R.P. Other European Militaria Aside from markings

Aside from markings

Although the Mark III remained in production through the end of World War I

The Beretta MAB was highly praised by Italian resistance movement fighters as well

Officers' cords were to be of gold for general officers and of gold and black silk intermixed for others

- Officer peaked visor cap by Smith-Gray of New York

Original WWI British Trench Wooden Gas Attack Rattle reissued for WWII - Marked 1917 and A.R.P. Other European Militaria Aside from markingsOriginal item: Only One Available. Gas Warfare, now banned by International Treaty, was first introduced in WWI on the Western Front, and the results were devastating. Soon everyone was issued with a gas mask and was required to carry one at all times. The wooden "Gas Rattle", which looks as if it should be a Crow Scarer, was introduced as it created a unique battlefield sound so everyone who heard it knew that a Gas Attack was imminent. By the time