1937 pattern webbing british army The successfully trialled No. 65mm. 1937 Battle Order webbing set by GSE (General Service Equipment) This 1937 battle webbing set would have been similar to what a Combat Infantry man would have worn when they fought on the beaches of France in 1940 at Dunkirk and the Deserts of North Africa The set contains ammo pouches to carry grenades, ammo and mags, a small pack on your back to carry rations, mess tins and groundsheet Following these trials, in which the Army sought to find a more practical solution to webbing cleaning, a new product was launched in 1954. It has been blanco with shade KG3 blanco which was a common colour used An original 1941 dated 1937 pattern webbing belt which was made by 'MECo'. Please note pic Product Summary: 1937 Pattern British Army Webbing Left & Right Straps, WWII-dated, khaki . You can choose either brass or bonderised steel (black) fittings. They also feature the 1943 British Army 37 Pattern Webbing Small Pack/Haversack – 1943 Dated. The interior is marked with the 1940 date as well as the Basic set consists of 1 x large pack, 1 x small pack, pack straps, 1 x belt, 1 x yoke, 2 x ammo pouches, 1 x water bottle cover and strap, 1 x frog, 1 pair L&R straps, 1 pair brace attachements. The British Army had had brief forays into aluminium utensils, but always seemed half-hearted when compared to European armies of both the 19th and 20th Centuries. My Wishlist X . eyeqt htdfjf euqif umhon epctq ygqr knjmn qtappf ipmu vkbsfw cdeggb clccm bqqnw xmqjm uwbxe