CMCF P37 Webbing Thread

One of each.



Bomber

Nice small frame revolver holsters. I've been looking for a pair for a while now but they seem to be hard to come by and a little pricey.

Here is one with a Canadian cleaning rod.

Here is a pair of Chinese contract Holsters.

RCAF/RAF webbing, was this not referred to as P25? Or am I way off base as usual. I have some of it but off hand I cannot recall all the pieces I have. Belt, Holster, and double ammo pouches, maybe another piece or two.

IMO, for what it is worth, I think the RCAF/RAF webbing should have its own thread, as it is a different area of collecting. Thoughts??

What I'm mean by R.C.A.F webbing is the standard patt 37 that was manufactured in blue grey for the R.C.A.F. Otherwise its exactly the same as regular patt 37. I know that the R.C.A.F did use patt 25 in the pre war periode and during the war alongside patt 37.

Nice holsters guys!! Ed is that a round flap small frame holster you posted mate?

Yes I was wondering the same thing Ed.

No, it is a large frame.

PATTERN 1903 - Components


PATTERN 1908 - Marching Order


PATTERN 1908 - Marching Order without Pack


PATTERN 1908 - Battle Order


PATTERN 1908 - Musketry Order


PATTERN 1908 - Drill Order


PATTERN 1908 - 1934 Naval Configuration


PATTERN 1908 - Fatigue Order


PATTERN 1919 - Marching Order


PATTERN 1919 - Marching Order without Pack


PATTERN 1919 - Musketry Order


PATTERN 1919 - Drill Order


PATTERN 1925 - Marching Order


PATTERN 1935 - Musketry Order
(Reconstructed from Patterns 1919, 1937 and 1940)


PATTERN 1937 - Marching Order


PATTERN 1937 - Battle Order


PATTERN 1937 - Musketry Order


PATTERN 1937 - Drill Order


PATTERN 1937 - Canadian Manufacture


PATTERN 1937 - Indian Manufacture


PATTERN 1937 - South African Manufacture


PATTERN 1937 - Australian Manufacture


PATTERN 1937 - Officer's Set


PATTERN 1937 - Officer's Set (Canadian Manufacture)


PATTERN 1937 - Officer's Set (Mid War Canadian Manufacture)


Officer's Accoutrements
1 ) Swagger Stick
2 ) Binoculars, Prismatic, No. 2, Mk. III
3 ) Enfield No.2 Mk.I .380 inch Revolver
4 ) Lamp Electric No. 4
5 ) 12 Cartridges, Revolver, .380 inch, Mk. II
6 ) Prismatic Marching Compass Mk. III
7 ) Metropolitan General Service Whistle
8 ) Case, map, G.S. No. 2, Mk. 1
9 ) Protractors, Rectangular, 6 inch, Ivorine 'A' Mk IV
10 ) Dividers


PATTERN 1937 - Royal Armoured Corps Set


PATTERN 1937 - Set with Cartridge Carriers (Canadian Manufacture)


PATTERN 1937 - Set with Cartridge Carriers (Indian Manufacture)

Very nice, i especially like the Canadian officers valsie pack. A hard to find item, and your looks to be unissued.

Exceptional sets of web equipment.

ED

Very impressive for sure. Thank you for everything you are doing here. Great references.

Great sets of webbing. Thanks for posting all the pictures.

Thanks for the compliments guys! I'm thrilled that the pictures are of some interest...

I just realized the other day that Pattern 1937 webbing was manufactured on 5 of the 7 continents during the Second World War!