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1765 - British equipment. Includes an individual tool set, oxide and cleaner, manufactured in 1941 with a broad arrow. A bottle of foot powder. A large cardboard pouch, complete, marked “Eyeshield Antigas Horse or Mule Mark I,” manufactured by JS&W in 1944. A webbing strap with brass buckles, no visible markings. A webbing strap with a broad arrow 334. A webbing strap marked “N Goodsir,” with a name inscription. A webbing strap dated 1919. A webbing strap dated 1915. A tan leather cartridge pouch with brass buckles, marked with a broad arrow and the number 2. A matching pair of black grained leather gaiters; the laces are present. A bottle of foot powder. Four webbing straps from World War I. A double cartridge pouch made of webbing; the snap fasteners are functional. Markings are illegible. Two Bakelite oil cans. A metal fork, unmarked. A strap extension. A khaki enameled metal canteen, with its cork stopper and khaki cloth cover, webbing and leather harness, with no visible markings. A bottle of foot powder. Note some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+. British equipment. Includes an entrenching tool head, oxidized and cleaned, manufactured by REF in 1941 with a Broad Arrow. A foot powder container. A large cardboard pouch, complete, marked “Eyeshield Antigas Horse or Mule Mark I,” manufactured by JS&W in 1944. A web strap with brass fittings and no visible markings. A web strap marked with the Broad Arrow and the number 334. A web strap marked “N Goodsir,” with a personalized marking. A strap dated 1919. A strap dated 1915. A tan leather ammunition pouch with brass fittings, marked with a Broad Arrow and the number 2. A matching pair of black grained leather gaiters with laces intact. A foot powder container. Four World War I web straps. A double ammunition pouch made of web fabric with functional snap fasteners. Markings illegible. Two Bakelite oil bottles. A metal fork with no markings. A webbing extension strap. A khaki enameled metal canteen with a cork stopper and a khaki wool cover, along with a web and leather harness with no visible markings. A foot powder container. Some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+.
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British equipment. Includes an individual tool set, oxide and cleaner, manufactured in 1941 with a broad arrow. A bottle of foot powder. A large cardboard pouch, complete, marked “Eyeshield Antigas Horse or Mule Mark I,” manufactured by JS&W in 1944. A webbing strap with brass buckles, no visible markings. A webbing strap with a broad arrow 334. A webbing strap marked “N Goodsir,” with a name inscription. A webbing strap dated 1919. A webbing strap dated 1915. A tan leather cartridge pouch with brass buckles, marked with a broad arrow and the number 2. A matching pair of black grained leather gaiters; the laces are present. A bottle of foot powder. Four webbing straps from World War I. A double cartridge pouch made of webbing; the snap fasteners are functional. Markings are illegible. Two Bakelite oil cans. A metal fork, unmarked. A strap extension. A khaki enameled metal canteen, with its cork stopper and khaki cloth cover, webbing and leather harness, with no visible markings. A bottle of foot powder. Note some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+. British equipment. Includes an entrenching tool head, oxidized and cleaned, manufactured by REF in 1941 with a Broad Arrow. A foot powder container. A large cardboard pouch, complete, marked “Eyeshield Antigas Horse or Mule Mark I,” manufactured by JS&W in 1944. A web strap with brass fittings and no visible markings. A web strap marked with the Broad Arrow and the number 334. A web strap marked “N Goodsir,” with a personalized marking. A strap dated 1919. A strap dated 1915. A tan leather ammunition pouch with brass fittings, marked with a Broad Arrow and the number 2. A matching pair of black grained leather gaiters with laces intact. A foot powder container. Four World War I web straps. A double ammunition pouch made of web fabric with functional snap fasteners. Markings illegible. Two Bakelite oil bottles. A metal fork with no markings. A webbing extension strap. A khaki enameled metal canteen with a cork stopper and a khaki wool cover, along with a web and leather harness with no visible markings. A foot powder container. Some wear and patina on the items. Condition II+.
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