WW2 37 PTN WEBBING OFFICERS HAVERSACK DATED 1940 M.E.CO
WW2 37 PTN WEBBING OFFICERS HAVERSACK DATED 1940 M.E.CO
£65.00
Description
WW2 37 ptn webbing officer’s haversack in good used condition. It is maker marked for M.E.Co Mills equipment company with the war department arrow and dated 1940.
It is damage free with no tears to the webbing which retains its original khaki finish.
All brass fitments are in place with good age-related colour showing.
It shows signs of use with age related wear.
For further condition details please see the photographs.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.8 kg |
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