British 1944 Pattern Webbing Map Case by John Hawley & Co 25th series and by May 1945 a

and by May 1945 a total of eight stars and nine clasps had been established by the United Kingdom to reward campaign service during the Second World War

ensuring they can withstand the rigors of field use and environmental exposure

T/WO2 Albert E Pickett served in the Royal Engineers during the First World War and was awarded the Military Medal for his bravery in the field

providing clear

A nice example of a French possibly Belgium Army sporting medallion

British 1944 Pattern Webbing Map Case by John Hawley & Co 25th series and by May 1945 aThe British 1944 Jungle Pattern Webbing Map Case, manufactured by John Hawley & Co, is a rare and significant piece of military equipment developed during the latter stages of World War II. As part of the British Armys 1944 Pattern webbing system, this map case was specifically designed to meet the demanding needs of jungle warfare, particularly in preparation for Operation Zipperthe planned invasion of Japanese occupied Malaya and the broader