WW2 British Canadian Torch Hand Watertight Flashlight NIB

The WW2 British Canadian Torch Hand Watertight Flashlight NIB is a genuine military-issued lighting device produced for the British and Canadian armed forces during the Second World War. Designed for use in challenging field conditions, this handheld flashlight features a robust metal casing with watertight seals to protect the internal components from moisture and dust ingress. It is equipped with a switch for simple on/off operation and a lanyard attachment point for secure carrying. The model typically operates on standard batteries available during the 1940s and produces a focused beam suitable for signaling and navigation tasks in low-light environments. This example is New in Box (NIB), indicating it remains unused and retains its original packaging from the period. Such flashlights were standard issue for infantry and support units, providing reliable illumination for night operations, trench movement, and equipment checks under adverse weather conditions typical to wartime theaters.