This is a : 1969 IDF Cotton Canvas 37 Patt. Small Backpack
Description
Before the Ephod, Israeli soldiers used a mismatched collection of surplus British, French, and American canvas webbing.
Physical Description
Israeli Army IDF webbing Haversack P37 combat pack khaki 1969
3 bedroll straps attached
Israeli infantry issue from the six day war, Yom-Kippur & up to Lebanon 1982
Khaki cotton webbing
Dimensions : 8” x 10.5” x 4”
History note Category
The Era of Scarcity (1948–1970s)
In its infancy, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) lacked standardized equipment. Soldiers utilized a "diverse and inconsistent" mix of surplus gear, including British Brodie helmets and canvas webbing, and French equipment from the 1950s. During this period, the focus was on basic functionality-carrying ammunition and water often using heavy, rigid materials that caused significant physical strain during long maneuvers.
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Object Details
Category
Load Carriage Systems
Related period
1950-1970s
Materials
Cotton Canvas
Dimensions
Catalogue number
Object Associations
Associated people and organisations
- Israeli Army


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