Help with denim Pattern 37 Battledress pants

[Cooper A-2]

Any chance to get the ww2 original Pattern 37 Battledress trousers for my ww2 original Pat. 37 denim blouse?
No pattern 49 nor Greek nor repro wanted, the original WW2 ( Dunkirk ) pants.
Please help.
Thx.

 

[Edward]

These any good, or wrong pattern? http://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/denim-battle-dress-bd-trousers-product,6390

 

[Just Jim]

You might check here: http://onlinemilitaria.net/products/5194-UK-P-37-Battledress-Denim-Trousers-Improved-Run/?bc=no

 

[Cooper A-2]

These any good, or wrong pattern? http://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/denim-battle-dress-bd-trousers-product,6390

Hi
thx...wrong by all means.
Thx anyway

 

[Cooper A-2]

You might check here: http://onlinemilitaria.net/products/5194-UK-P-37-Battledress-Denim-Trousers-Improved-Run/?bc=no

Thx, but I want to keep them original...no repros.
Found a set in Germany but in bad condition.
Will post scans as soon as I have them...to show the difference with the ( not the best) repros.
Thx anyway for your support and assistance

 

[GJ nord]

If it's originals you're after then just keep an eye out on ebay uk

 

[Cooper A-2]

Thx.
Will do.
Cheers

 

[Just Jim]

Didn't realize you were looking for originals. I've had better luck sourcing such things from Australia, there are a couple guys there who have the knack of scrounging up almost anything.

 

[riffraff]

You didn't mention in your OP whether your original blouse is green or brown. The Dunkirk denims would have been the original brown denims. The green color came along ~1941 and the blouse itself going to the economy pattern (no pocket pleats, etc) in 1942.

Other than color change, there was only minimal improvements to trousers throughout its life (used well into the 1960s)

 

[Jon Crow]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Burma-Ju...853844?hash=item2890223954:g:2eEAAOSwxHlcJLmK

 

[Jon Crow]

They used to be common as anything then the price went stupid, like anything