British WWII Original P-1937 Wool Commando Cap Comforter British Militaria The ventilation apertures were retained

The ventilation apertures were retained

and comfort for each wearer

also known as the “India Pattern” were only made for a just over a year before being replaced with the later and less expensive to manufacture P-1944 Square Pommel Bayonet (available separately Item # ZB2002)

The lance was 9' 1” overall (109") with a 2' 4" steel head (28") fitted onto an ash wood shaft

which we have photocopied

British WWII Original P-1937 Wool Commando Cap Comforter British Militaria The ventilation apertures were retainedOriginal Item: Just released from Military Stores after 60 years in storage these are the Original WWII Commando issue scarves that were used as head warmers while in combat. Constructed of wool basically like a closed ended pillowcase, these were turned in on themselves and rolled up onto the forehead. This provided two ply coverage to the skull and more to neck and brow. Often worn in pairs the second was used like a cravat to keep the cold from the