WW2 Canadian .303 Ammo Bandolier Dated 1943 C Broad Arrowed

The WW2 Canadian .303 Ammo Bandolier Dated 1943 is a military-issued cloth bandolier used by Canadian forces during the Second World War. This bandolier is constructed from durable khaki cotton webbing and features stitched pockets designed to hold .303 caliber rifle ammunition, typically for the Lee-Enfield service rifle. The bandolier is clearly marked with a 1943 date stamp and a Canadian “C” Broad Arrow acceptance mark, indicating official government issue and authenticity. Each pocket is closed by a simple stitched flap, allowing for easy access while providing secure retention of cartridges in the field. Bandoliers of this type were widely used by infantry for carrying extra ammunition efficiently during combat and training. The presence of the date and markings provides important identification for collectors and researchers, situating the item within the context of Canada’s military equipment during the Second World War.