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    Default Respirator Bag

    I received this bag in error from a seller on ebay who is now refusing to communicate and give me a refund. It`s been going on for over four weeks now so I`ve decided to right it off and look elsewhere for what I wanted in the first place.

    I`m looking to get back 3/4 of what I paid for it.

    So that`s £8 inc paypal and delivery.

    I`ve no idea what it is but some of you ex military folks might be able to say. I should think the circular piece on pic 2 should give it away.









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    Bad luck with that Shewie. If you paid by Paypal you can always raise a dispute and get a refund that way.

    In the meantime what are the dimensions of the bag?
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    Its an old army respirator case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paullyfuzz View Post
    Its an old army respirator case.
    Spot on. Never got issued that type myself as I am under 50 years of age!


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    i've got the new camo one and use it to carry my work tools in. Its bomb proof and cheaper than the Gucci ones.
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    Quote Originally Posted by spamel View Post
    Spot on. Never got issued that type myself as I am under 50 years of age!

    Cheeky beggar!
    You don't have to be 50 to have used an S6 respirator, well not quite......................... ........even though I have reached that venerable age!

    They are useful though, you wouldn't believe the amount of "stuff" troops used to store in them (usually inside their resi!)
    Especially good as scoff stores (Mars bars, etc.)
    Of course this did prevent them getting their masks on in the alloted time!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeE View Post
    Cheeky beggar!
    You don't have to be 50 to have used an S6 respirator, well not quite......................... ........even though I have reached that venerable age!

    They are useful though, you wouldn't believe the amount of "stuff" troops used to store in them (usually inside their resi!)
    Especially good as scoff stores (Mars bars, etc.)
    Of course this did prevent them getting their masks on in the alloted time!
    Dead but not hungry!
    Whoever actually carried all the stuff that was meant to be in there? DKP 1 & 2, Cloth Demisting, Detector Papers, spare canister - and not forgetting the corrective lenses that left two little holes on the bridge of your nose if the respirator was worn for more than 10 mins.

    The original WW2 respirator case is a useful little bag.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeE View Post
    Cheeky beggar!
    You don't have to be 50 to have used an S6 respirator, well not quite......................... ........even though I have reached that venerable age!
    Wow...I've only ever been issued S10s. Is the S6 the one we see in photos of the 1st World War? It has a cloth bag over the head with a couple of small eyepieces, a corrugated tube like an elephant's trunk and a box on the end of it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikey P View Post
    Wow...I've only ever been issued S10s. Is the S6 the one we see in photos of the 1st World War? It has a cloth bag over the head with a couple of small eyepieces, a corrugated tube like an elephant's trunk and a box on the end of it?
    Unbelievable! Another "cheeky child" allowed into the services! I'm prepping my zimmer as we speak!

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    Quote Originally Posted by spamel View Post
    Spot on. Never got issued that type myself as I am under 50 years of age!

    Careful young man or I'll have my zimmer frame to you.

    Yes it's definately an S6 repirator haversack, I still use one as a bug out bag.

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    I could probably find a use for it because it`s such a solid bag but I suspect it`ll just end up in a cupboard somewhere,
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    I bought a new camo one from a seller on ebay a few weeks ago for only 2.50 plus 1.10 postage. Top bits of kit. I made mine into a grab bag with emergency stuff in it. I can post a link to the seller if anyone wants, no connection etc. Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by scottishwolf View Post
    I bought a new camo one from a seller on ebay a few weeks ago for only 2.50 plus 1.10 postage. Top bits of kit. I made mine into a grab bag with emergency stuff in it. I can post a link to the seller if anyone wants, no connection etc. Cheers


    Thanks mate

    If anybody wants to pay three times that price I`m your man


    The bag I did pay £12 for was apparently a nice one-off hand made goretex shoulder pack. Perfect for a bit of foraging whilst carrying a hobo etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scottishwolf View Post
    I bought a new camo one from a seller on ebay a few weeks ago for only 2.50 plus 1.10 postage. Top bits of kit. I made mine into a grab bag with emergency stuff in it. I can post a link to the seller if anyone wants, no connection etc. Cheers
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    i use the same bag for my lamping kit for my gun,great bag and worth £8 of anyones money,holds loads and i think it is waterproof as well.

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    I was issued one of those for my S10. I think it's still lurking in a box somewhere with my OG S10 bag. I might dig it out to make up a winter kit for my car.
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    cough bump cough

    dropped to £6 and now entering negative equity
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    i have one and it fits a trangia in it perfectly!!!!!!!!!

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    HOLD ON!

    I am WELL under 50 and I was issued an S6 ressi.
    OK, we only had them for a short time but in 86 they were std issue (wernt they?)

    But yes its a gas bag, I have the S10 one in cammo as an essentials bag.

    Over 50, tut, you cheeky bu@@ers.

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    Going to the charity shop on Wednesday if nobody wants it
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