WW2 Canadian Army P37 Small Basic Pouches C Broad Arrowed Pair

The WW2 Canadian Army P37 Small Basic Pouches are a paired set of utility pouches produced for the Pattern 1937 web equipment system, widely adopted by Commonwealth forces during the Second World War. Manufactured from khaki-colored cotton webbing, each pouch is marked with the Canadian “C” broad arrow stamp, indicating official military issue. These pouches were designed to be worn on the waistbelt and were typically used to carry rifle ammunition, grenades, or other small personal items. The flap and brass press-stud closure ensures contents remain secure during field use. Attachment points at the rear allow for integration with other components of the P37 webbing system. This pair reflects the standard Canadian design and materials of wartime production, distinguishing them from British-made counterparts by specific manufacturer markings and construction details. The pair offered is consistent with those issued to Canadian infantry throughout the European and Pacific campaigns during World War Two.