Belgian Army Medics Bag 1950's

Belgian medical army bag from the 1950s. The design is heavily based on the British Pattern 1937 (P-37) equipment from the Second World War. These robust shoulder bags were used by Belgian combat medics at the front to carry bandages and first-aid equipment. 

Key Features

• Design: An exact post-war copy of the British P-37 medical shoulder bag.
• Material: Made of heavy, water-resistant woven cotton canvas in olive green.
• Insignia: Features a strikingly large red cross on a white circle, stamped on the front.
• Fasteners: Equipped with brass or steel buckles with dual straps and a wide canvas shoulder strap.
• Markings: Often stamped with a Belgian military matrix code, the manufacture year (e.g., 1951–1956), or a unit number on the inside of the flap.