Original Soviet-Era Firefighting Uniform – Unissued Jacket & Trousers with Factory Tags + Vintage Used Firefighter Helmet

An impressive vintage Soviet firefighter ensemble dating to approximately 1990, featuring authentic period construction, original factory markings, heavy-duty protective clothing, and a distinctive white firefighter helmet with a transparent visor.

An interesting historical collectible for enthusiasts of Soviet firefighting history, vintage emergency services equipment, Cold War memorabilia, museums, film productions, theatrical costume departments, and private collections.

INCLUDED IN THIS LOT

1. Original Soviet Firefighter Jacket

Authentic Soviet-era firefighter protective jacket

Type B (Тип Б) according to the original factory paper tag

Dark gray exterior with contrasting light-colored sections

Metal hook-and-loop style fastening hardware

Two front flap pockets

Reflective-style bands on the sleeves and lower body

Original factory paper tag still attached

Separate quilted inner insulating liner, secured with buttons

Appears never worn or issued, with visible signs of long-term storage

2. Matching Soviet Firefighter Trousers

Original matching protective trousers

Dark gray material with contrasting bands near the lower legs

Adjustable waist straps and fastening hardware

Factory size markings

Appear unused, with visible storage-related marks, dust, and discoloration

3. Vintage Soviet-Style Firefighter Helmet

White protective helmet shell

Large transparent face shield

Brown protective neck covering

Interior suspension and chin fastening components

Visible signs of previous use

Scratches and scuff marks on the helmet and visor

Signs of age and wear on interior components

The helmet is used, while the jacket and trousers appear unissued.

ORIGINAL FACTORY MARKINGS

The original Soviet paper label and fabric stamps include:

Item designation: Firefighter Protective Clothing, Type B

Technical specification: TU 17-08-219-88

Factory size marking: 158–164 / 104–108

Model markings and article numbers visible in the photographs

Date marking: 90, believed to indicate 1990

Original Soviet-era paper manufacturer's tag

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