WW2 37 PTN WEBBING BASIC POUCHES DATED 1942/43
WW2 37 PTN WEBBING BASIC POUCHES DATED 1942/43
£45.00
Description
WW2 37 ptn webbing basic pouches mk2 in good used condition. The pouches are not a matched set.
One pouch is maker marked Blackman dated 1942. The other pouch is maker marked K Ltd and dated 1943.
Both webbing basic pouches are un-blancoed and show age related wear and tear.
Please see the photographs for further condition details.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.8 kg |
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