WW2 Canadian 48th Highlanders Blue Putties Pair

The WW2 Canadian 48th Highlanders Blue Putties Pair is a set of two leg wraps popularly used by the 48th Highlanders of Canada during the Second World War. Traditionally worn by infantry, these putties are woven into a rectangular shape and made from a high-quality, durable blue cloth. The putties were primarily used to provide support and warmth to the soldiers’ legs, and prevent debris from entering their boots. Measuring approximately 3.5 inches in width and extending over 9 feet in length, they were typically wound spirally around the leg, from ankle to knee. The product carries the distinct mark of the 48th Highlanders, providing historical relevance associated with the WW2 era. Their longevity has made them a sought-after collector’s item for enthusiasts of military memorabilia, without implying any endorsement or glorification of war. Images and provenance information should be carefully examined to ensure authenticity.