WW2 Canadian Boys Anti-Tank Gun Bandolier

The WW2 Canadian Boys Anti-Tank Gun Bandolier is a webbing accessory issued to Canadian forces during the Second World War for use with the Boys anti-tank rifle. Constructed from durable canvas, this bandolier is designed to carry .55 caliber Boys rifle ammunition, providing easy access and additional carrying capacity in combat situations. It features several individual pockets, each secured by a flap and a stud or snap closure, with reinforced stitching at stress points for enhanced durability. The bandolier is equipped with an adjustable shoulder strap, allowing it to be worn comfortably across the chest or over the shoulder. Typical wartime markings may include Canadian maker’s stamps, dates, and government broad arrow acceptance marks. The bandolier was part of the personal equipment issued to members of anti-tank teams, reflecting the need for mobility and readiness in battlefield conditions. It represents a functional component of Canadian infantry equipment from the 1939–1945 period.