Pack fillers - M/45-50 Webbing Equipment

I have recently collected the bare minimum of "pack fillers" for my 'Oppakningssystem' M/45-50.
Here shown together with the M/44 uniform, boots, blanket and helmet:



1: Garrison cap, M/44.
2: M/44 Uniform and tie.
3: Boots.
4: M/49 Gas mask.
5: Knife, fork, spoon and cover.
6: Cover for the mess tin and heater.
7: Mess tin, water bottle, and cup.
8: "Housewife" and boot polish cover.
9: Emergency rations.
10: Small pack (F1 / paksæk).
11: Universal pouch.
12: Entrenching tool and cover (US made, altered to fit British style belts).
13: Carrier for the Mk. II Lightweight Respirator. In Danish service altered to fit the belt vertically.
14: Water bottle carrier.
15: Camouflage net and scabbard for the US bayonet (Garand).
16: Bayonet. Many of the Danish bayonets were made in Italy.
17: M/44 trousers.
18: Anklets / gaiters.
19: World War Two vintage M1 helmet with Danish helmet net and new liner produced in Denmark.

Beautiful stuff!
Is the camouflage net made in Denmark?

Wolverine wrote:Beautiful stuff!
Is the camouflage net made in Denmark?

I have no way of knowing.
It looks a lot like the British(?) nets - but they are often found in mint condition in Denmark.
They were hardly used for more than neckerchiefs - however, their intended use was this:

It looks kind of similar to the Belgian net also.

Wolverine wrote:It looks kind of similar to the Belgian net also.

Yes, they do.
However, I have a hard time imagining they are sourced from the same place - unless that is British / Commonwealth stocks.
As there is no exchange of newly produced webbing equipment between Denmark and Belgium in the period (1945-60).