The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Brown leather tool pouch with extended side sections that fold into the upper body of the pouch, and a flap closing with a broad leather tab and brass post. Two leather keepers are sewn to the back to allow the pouch to be held on a waist belt. The pouch is stamped on the front surface beneath the flap 'AUSTRALIA C.G.H.F. [broad arrow symbol]', together with an 'S' and broad arrow to indicate that it has been officially marked for disposal.
The history of this pouch is unknown.
Brown leather tool pouch with extended side sections that fold into the upper body of the pouch, and a flap closing with a broad leather tab and brass post. Two leather keepers are sewn to the back to
Cotton canvas infantryman's pack made to the 1915 Australian leather equipment pattern. The pack is rectangular in shape with a top flap that secures at the front with two leather straps and brass buc
Khaki canvas haversack with leather straps, brass buckles and internal canvas divider. The inside of the flap is stamped 'C.G.H.F. [broad arrow symbol] 1916'. The original shoulder strap has been remo
Brown leather Pattern 1903 Bandolier Equipment with flat rectangular brass buckle. There are ten holes for size adjustment on the free end of the belt, which is also stamped 'AUSTRALIA C.G.H.F. [broad
Australian 1915 Pattern brown leather webbing consisting of five 'top opening' left ammunition pouch with waist belt. The five ammunition pouches have three flaps - two on each side and one at the fro
Buff leather ammunition pouch, 1894 (Mark I) pattern (described in List of Changes 7432 26 January 1894) designed to be worn as part of 1888 Pattern Valise Equipment and to carry 50 rounds of .303-inc
