Genuine WWII British webbing holster intended for the Enfield and Webley revolvers. To be attached to the belt thanks to the metal hooks located at the rear. Dated 1943.
Good, used condition. The outer surfaces have been covered with light green paint for camouflage purposes.
Genuine WWII British Pattern 1937 webbing waist belt, manufacturer marking is illegible but dated 1944.The Broad Arrow stamp is clearly visible.
Complete and near in mint, unused condition.
Genuine WWII British webbing ammunition pouch. Manufactured by M.W. & S. Ltd. and dated 1940.
This is a Utility Pouch, issued to Bren gun crews in addition to their individual pouches.
Good overall condition.
Stunning genuine WWII Canadian webbing holster, designed for the Enfield No. 2 Mk I* revolver.
Manufactured by MS & U Ltd. in 1943.
This type was initially intended for armored crews, allowing them to carry the sidearm on their thigh; a specific emplacement accomodates the cleaning rod -- not included here -- while six loops allow the serviceman to carry six extra rounds.
Complete and in mint, unissued condition.
Genuine WWII Canadian ammunition pouch, intended for pistol or revolver rounds.
Manufactured by Z.L.&T. Ltd. and dated 1942.
Very good overall condition; name Sebire and some hardly legible number have been written on the back.
Genuine WWII Canadian webbing holster intended for the Enfield and Webley revolvers. To be attached to the belt thanks to the hooks located at the rear.
Manufactured by Z.L.&T. Ltd. and dated 1943.
Excellent overall condition.
Genuine WWII British web case for compass -- most of the inner felt lining is gone.
Manufactured by M.W. & S. Ltd.and dated 1942.
Good overall condition; digit 6 has been painted in white on the front.
Empty.
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