WW2 Canadian Army P37 Cheaters Brace Attachments Pair

The WW2 Canadian Army P37 Cheaters Brace Attachments are a pair of original fittings designed for use with the Pattern 1937 (P37) webbing equipment issued to Canadian forces during the Second World War. These cheaters, also known as brace attachments, enabled soldiers to secure and adjust their webbing straps more efficiently. Manufactured from brass or steel with a webbing covering, they feature metal hooks and loops for attachment to the shoulder braces and cartridge pouches of the P37 set. Their purpose was to provide additional stability and to customize the fit of the webbing, particularly when carrying varying loads. The P37 system, including these cheater attachments, was standard issue for Commonwealth forces and saw widespread use in multiple theaters of the conflict. This pair represents typical Canadian production, often marked with manufacturer stamps or date codes, reflecting their origins within the Canadian military supply chain during World War II.