British WW2 Pattern 38 Web Infantry Large Pack Flags & Signs announcing the issue of the

announcing the issue of the MH MkIV clearly states the knocks form of pattern A & B are 1/8th inch shorter than the pattern C

It should be noted that on occasion a helmet might be found bearing no markings whatsoever

Approximate MKIV Production numbers:

in leather anchors provide external attachment points for longer items

which gave greatly increased range and accuracy

British WW2 Pattern 38 Web Infantry Large Pack Flags & Signs announcing the issue of theOriginal Item: Known as "Large Packs" these were the back packs Tommie? s used to carry most of their field gear. Constructed of substantial khaki web cotton these have not been blancoed. Each pack, somewhat faded from age, comes with a pair of WW2 dated utility shoulder straps for use without other connected harness equipment. Designed to be worn high on the back with straps circling shoulders and armpits only. Now seldom encountered on the market,