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Regine June 15, 2007 vintage, wearable

Military gas masks for animals

The fun started this morning with the website of the Gas Mask community.

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Then i found something for doggies.

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And stumbled upon more pictures in Military Masks Animals in Chemical Warfare and Gas Protection for Animals.

Gas and masks: DIY gas mask, Holocaust installation by Santiago Sierra.

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