British Army 1937 Pattern Olive Haversack

British Army 1937 Pattern Olive HaversackThese haversacks were the pack mule of both British and Commonwealth forces during World War 2. The 1937 pattern served all over the world and continued to persist with reserve units well into the Vietnam War (and in some cases after). Some have Belgian postwar markings, many have faded. These are more green tones than greys but the Blanco colouring compounds vary GREATLY in colour, some have even been painted over! This haversack is designed to

Outback Trading make high quality oilskin garments for rough work conditions

This handy pack's design was copied from the French and originates from the early 60's

The last image shows the variation in wear/markings we have in our latest batch

sarcophagus-like shape conserves warmth and keeps you snug - some people can use this down to -10 degrees C

especially rough on the back collar (see last photo for example)

complete your desert attire or get grubbier in the workshop

Content: MVP (PA+PTFE Membrane) / Polyester fleece

Want something a bit more quicker and quieter reloading mags with instead of the ol' hook & loop flaps

Dimensions:  18 x 13

*Note* No armour/plates included - just the poly/cotton cover

The three colours represent solidarity

MARPAT -  distinctive digital camouflage for woodland environments