First issued in 1951 alongside the Canadian 51-Pattern web equipment, this holster was designed specifically for soldiers carrying the 9mm Browning Hi-Power pistol. It was also exported to countries that purchased the Inglis 9mm Browning pistols from Canada.
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Introduced in the 1960s by the Canadian army, the Field Pack, Cargo was a core part of the 64-Pattern Web Equipment. Designed for vehicle transport, it housed vital field gear, split between compartments. Constructed with waterproof olive drab materials, it featured padded straps and a tumpline for comfort during carrying.
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The Case, Pistol (Large Frames) is a khaki-tan holster with a curved lid that snaps shut. Designed by Canada for a .455 Smith and Wesson revolver, it’s a close copy of the standard issue and includes hooks for attaching to a web belt.
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The Coat Combat, G.S is a Canadian military jacket from 1963. It’s part of the General Service Uniform with six pockets, a detachable hood, windproof and water repellent features. The collar is lined with olive green corduroy, and the cuffs have button-down cloth tabs. The internal side has buttons for a removable liner.
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The Liner, Man’s, Coat, Combat (Liner) was a thermal button-in liner that was provided with the Canadian Coat, Combat, G.S during the 1960s.
