Canadian Forces 64 Pattern Compass Pouch MINT UNISSUED

The Canadian Forces 64 Pattern Compass Pouch is a military-issue accessory designed for securely carrying a field compass. Produced as part of the Canadian “64 Pattern” webbing equipment introduced in the mid-1960s, this pouch is constructed from robust, olive-drab cotton canvas, offering durability and resistance to wear. The design features a top flap closure secured by a metal snap, ensuring quick access while protecting the contents from dust and moisture. It includes a rear belt loop compatible with standard-issue web belts, allowing for efficient attachment to other equipment and ease of use during field operations. The pouch is sized specifically to accommodate a standard-issue military compass but may also fit similarly sized navigation tools. This example is in mint, unissued condition, indicating it shows no evidence of prior use or wear. Such items are of interest to collectors and those studying Canadian military field gear of the late 20th century.