Original Early WW2 Indian Made MKI 1937 Pattern Universal Pouch
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About this item
An original WW2 Indian made British Army 1937 Pattern MK1 universal pouch in good condition.
This rare pouch is of the earliest design which was superseded by the Mk2 and Mk3 pouches respectively throughout the Second World War. The MK1 pouch features a far higher belt hanger which makes the pouch sit lower on the belt.
The pouch features brass fittings and has had a coat of a light coloured blanco which appears to be shade No.103. Inside the pouch are three balisite loops which were a feature on the MK1 pouch.
The overall condition of the pouch is good and it displays well.
This pouch would make a great substitute for a British made example for someone who wishes to build an early War BEF web Set.
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