WW2 Canadian Army P37 Webley Holster Dated 1942 C Broad Arrowed

The WW2 Canadian Army P37 Webley Holster, dated 1942, is a military-issue sidearm holster produced during the Second World War for Canadian forces. Designed to carry the Webley revolver, this holster is part of the Pattern 1937 (P37) webbing equipment series. Constructed from tightly woven khaki cotton webbing, it features a fold-over flap with brass snap closure for secure retention of the firearm. The rear of the holster is fitted with brass hooks and loops for attachment to P37 web belts and equipment. The inside is marked with a clear date of manufacture, “1942,” and includes the Canadian broad arrow acceptance mark, indicating official Canadian government issue. The holster is representative of Canadian adaptations of British-pattern equipment and was commonly used by army personnel throughout the conflict. Its design facilitated quick access to the revolver while providing durable, field-tested protection under various operational conditions.