Canadian

WWII Binoculars

A decent WWII binocular with web strap. Marked and dated.  read more

Code: 51450

WWII Cheat

If you are looking for a paring with a cheat you have, this maybe a match. Well marked.  read more

Code: 51447

Early WWII Utility Pouches Modified for Sten Magazines

The conventional Utility Pouch was designed to carry various sized weapons and magazines. They were sized to carry the Thompson SMG 20 round magazine, Bren Mags, 2" Mortar Rounds, .303 Bandoliers and Enfield Magazines, Grenades and other gear. When the Sten was introduced the 30 round magazines were too long for the utility pouch and this resulted in modifications to the pouches. The tops we...  read more

Code: 51444

A Sergeant Major Shoulder Sash

Sergeants in line infantry units wore a red sash off their right shoulder. These are still worn to this day in the Canadian Army. It is a distinction worn by all Infantry Senior NCOs in scarlets. These sashes are also worn with service dress on formal occasions. The Sergeants version were very simple, with 2 tassels and a slide to gather the ends. The Officers use to wear shoulder sashes as...  read more

Code: 51433

Canadian Militia Sword Slings with Web Belt

With the introduction of the 1881 full dress tunic came the waist sash, a soft cloth belt completely unsuited to caring a sword. To accommodate this issue, a small plain waist web belt with two "D" rings was worn under the tunic that carried the ornate sword slings from under the tunic. The sling hung from under the tunic skirt on the left with the crimson sash worn on the waist. Only the orn...  read more

Code: 51432

Black Leather Gaiters for Rifle Regiments

The black leather gaiters began to appear in the late1880s for rifle and line infantry regiments. A brown version was issued to the British Army for tropical dress, seen worn in South Africa. The purpose of the gaiter was to protect and preserve the pants in rough terrain, prevent fleas and tics and to prevent ankle injuries when riflemen maneuvered in their skirmish tactics. There are pictu...  read more

Code: 51430

Canadian Militia Sword Belt with Snake Buckle

Early Canadian Militia Line Infantry snake buckle sword belt with silver fittings. These were worn typically from the 1860s and early 1870s for caring the 1845 infantry Sword. Supple leather with all of its parts in good condition. These were for field use.  read more

Code: 51429

Canadian Militia Officer Waist Sash

This waist sash is from the period covering 1881 to 1910. It is not typical of most you see on the market, having no Moroccan leather liner. This is a much simplified version. These sashes were worn on full dress. In very good condition.  read more

Code: 51428

P37 Web Holster for the Webley Pistol

A mint Holster dated 1942 with a brass cleaning rod.  read more

Code: 51423

Pre WWII Large Field Bandage Mk III

This is the standard issued bandage, most often seen tucked into the helmet net of the Mk II and Mk III helmets. A must have in a Canadian collection. Dated 1932 in fine condition.  read more

Code: 51422