New mask for seasickness

Dr. Richmond Goulden of the liner Lady Nelson models the latest in seasickness-prevention technology, 1939.

The pipe adds a nice touch.

Baltimore Evening Sun - Jan 4, 1939

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Posted By: Alex - Fri Jul 06, 2018
Category: Inventions | Medicine | 1930s

Comments

100% oxygen and a pipe. What could possibly go wrong?

Posted by mike west on 07/06/18 at 08:47 AM

The bag that doubles as a bib if a person actually tries to eat with the mask on is also a thoughtful addition.

Posted by John on 07/06/18 at 10:09 AM

I notice there is no mention of smooching while wearing it.

Posted by KDP on 07/06/18 at 11:21 AM

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