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Derek,
I think there has been comment on this recently but the workmanship is quite OK for WW2 manufacture of Commonwealth webbing. So much of it was absolute cr-p when compared to other nations. I would vote for it being a production model - I have seen very much worse. What it is I have no idea! Lang Last edited by Lang; 11-11-12 at 08:36. |
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As someone who has experience using a sewing machine I would agree that these straps have been made or modified by an individual. Question is whether it was done during military service or afterwards.
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The best resource for Canadian 1937 Pattern webbing and all its subtlties is Ed Storey in Ottawa. Heck, even Clive let him write a book on it for him.
email no spaces: ed storey at hotmail dot com
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It is a made-up item out of several pieces of web.
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@Ed - how do you do that? You have superior spidey senses for postings with your name in them.
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