1937 Webbing Small Pack Green by GSE

1937 Green webbing Small pack by General Service Equipment

By the middle of the war all soldiers would have blancoed their khaki webbing to Green This was so the webbing could blend in with the natural camouflage of the trees and vegetation of Europe. The soldiers continued to Blanco their webbing when battling north in operation Market Garden at Arhnem and the crossing of the Rhine in Operation Varsity.

• can be worn as a back pack or shoulder bag (straps not included)
• Webbing canvas is made in green so should not need to be blancoed again (colour dye)
• Buckles are brass so can be polished up if required for parade
• internal cotton dividers
• Size 28 x 23 x 11 cms

General service Equipment (GSE) manufacture a range of equipment for the British WW2 re-enactor which will see the user through many years of service on and off the re-enactment battlefield.

The design and manufacture of GSE equipment is based on original items giving the wearer an accurate portrayal of the era at a great value for money price point.