WW2 Canadian Army Small Pack ZL&T C Broad Arrowed

The WW2 Canadian Army Small Pack ZL&T C Broad Arrowed is an original military-issued item used by Canadian forces during the Second World War. Manufactured by ZL&T (Zalet Limited & Thompson), this pack is constructed from durable canvas and features the distinctive “C” broad arrow marking, identifying it as Canadian government property. Designed to carry essential personal gear, the small pack was typically slung over the shoulder or attached to the 1937 Pattern web equipment. Standard features include a main compartment secured with flap and buckle closures, internal dividers, and reinforced stitching for added resilience in field conditions. The pack was an integral component of the Canadian infantryman’s loadout, supporting day-to-day operations and longer campaigns. Surviving examples like this one provide valuable insight into the equipment and logistical practices of the Canadian Army during WW2. This artifact is significant for collectors, historians, and those studying military material culture of the era.