WW2 Canadian P37 Binocular Case 1942 Dated With Shoulder Strap

The WW2 Canadian P37 Binocular Case 1942 Dated With Shoulder Strap is an original equipment item issued to Canadian forces during the Second World War. Constructed from durable webbing material, the case was designed to securely hold standard military-issue binoculars. This example is stamped with a clear 1942 date, indicating its wartime production, and features the typical fittings and fastenings associated with Pattern 1937 (P37) web equipment. The inclusion of the adjustable shoulder strap provides ease of carry, allowing soldiers to keep binoculars readily accessible in the field. The flap closure features a brass press-stud fastener for secure storage and rapid access. Such cases formed a part of the broader P37 kit, which was widely used by Canadian and other Commonwealth forces throughout the conflict. This artifact reflects contemporary materials and construction methods employed in Canadian military gear of the era, providing insight into the standard-issue equipment issued to personnel during World War II.