WW2 Japanese Rubberized Canvas Ammunition Pouch

These were authorized as substitutes for leather pouches in 1938. They were made until the end of the war. The Army & Navy issued these for use in all theaters. This pouch holds 30 rounds of either 6.5mm or 7.7mm Arisaka ammo. This variant was made from three sheets of canvas bonded between layers with latex. Nice Kanji numbers inside the flap. Freely opens, closes and latches at both ends. Ready for your display.