Beautiful French M2 Gas Mask w/Bag ID\'ed to AEF Captain ~Plus~ Photos of Owner For Sale

An exceptional specimen of a French M2/M-2 gas mask with bag carrier. Strap ID\'ed to Captain Boddy. There is only one man I could locate to fit the name and rank and he is Captain Edmund C. Boddy of Rochester, New York. He was a surgeon/medical officer (service bio below). I include a few photos of him including one taken in France (included in this lot). The bag is in wonderfully preserved condition complete with a spare eye piece. The mask is solid and appears to be all there but a little stiff from a century of storage in the bag as you might expect. A scarce mask with an AEF history. Please consult scans for condition. Careful packing/shipping is $7.85 anywhereis the continental US. If I am materially off on my shipping estimate, you canexpect a refund of the difference. If you are outside of the US, please checkwith me before you offer on this item to avoid any confusion/disappointment.Payment is expected from winning buyer within five days of invoice. Questionswelcome. Thanks for looking and good luck!
Service Bio:

CAMP HOSPITAL NO. 92u

Camp Hospital No. 92 came into existenceOctober 26, 1918, when the designation of Convalescent Hospital No. 3, atQuiberon, Department Morbihan, base section No. 1, was changed to Camp HospitalNo. 92. It occupied 11 summer hotels, with a capacity of 990 beds. Patientsreceived by this hospital were largely convalescent wounded and gassed cases.The institution functioned as a camp hospital until November 18, 1918, on whichdate its designation was again changed to that of Base Hospital No. 236.