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It was probably just leather. Early equivelanfs of biohazard suits were made of it (trench coats in WWI were worn specifically to protect from blister agents), and most chemicals weren't understood enough for sophisticated protective suits to be worn (for example, plans for the invasion of mainland Japan had the US dropping a bunch of nukes and then marching in troops wearing gas masks and trench coats for "protection").
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