Canadian British 37 Pattern Bayonet Frog White Blanco

The ‘Canadian British 37 Pattern Bayonet Frog White Blanco’ is a highly sought-after military collectible, originating from the mid-20th century. This item is specifically designed to hold a bayonet, which is a type of knife designed for fitting on the end of a rifle’s muzzle. The ’37 Pattern’ refers to the design and style popularized in 1937, a crucial period leading up to World War II. This particular piece boasts a striking ‘White Blanco’ color, a rare variation of the usually khaki or green frogs. Its origin is traced back to Canada, making it a unique piece in any collection. Crafted with durability and functionality in mind, this historical artefact offers a glimpse into the military history of Canada and Britain. It’s not just an item, but a piece of history that resonates with the bravery and sacrifice of the soldiers who might have used it.