WW2 British Canadian Web Blanco Pucks In Box

The WW2 British Canadian Web Blanco Pucks in Box are original military items used by British and Canadian forces during the Second World War. Blanco was a cleaning and coloring compound applied to cotton web equipment such as belts, braces, and pouches. The product was supplied in solid pucks, typically stored in a cardboard or metal box for transport and preservation. Each puck would be mixed with water to create a paste, which was then brushed onto webbing to achieve uniform appearance and conceal stains. The pucks in this listing are consistent with military specifications of the wartime period, exhibiting the standard dimensions and coloration associated with Canadian and British issue. The box is marked and designed for practical field use, reflecting historical methods of equipment maintenance. These pucks represent an essential aspect of daily routine and personal kit upkeep for Commonwealth soldiers during WW2, with variations in shade corresponding to different unit and theater requirements.