WW2 Canadian 9mm Ammo Transit Box C Broad Arrowed Dated 1942 EMPTY

The WW2 Canadian 9mm Ammo Transit Box is an original military-issued storage container, manufactured in 1942 during the Second World War. Constructed from wood, this box was specifically designed for the transportation and secure storage of 9mm ammunition, typically used for pistols and submachine guns such as the Sten Gun. The exterior is marked with the Canadian military “C” broad arrow stamp, denoting government ownership and military acceptance. Additional markings include the date “1942,” providing clear evidence of its wartime production. The box is empty and no ammunition is included. Standard features often comprise reinforced corners, stackable design, and a fitted lid, although the exact hardware present may vary between individual boxes. These transit boxes represent an example of wartime logistics issued by Canadian forces, and are notable for their sturdy construction and functional military markings, making them significant artifacts within the context of Canadian military history and equipment.