1908 pattern webbing - Wikipedia
Visible parts of his 1908 webbing in Battle Order are the haversack, which is being worn on the back in place of the valise, the entrenching tool carrier, the water bottle, and the ammunition pouches towards the front of his waist.
The 1908 Pattern Infantry Web Equipment (webbing). - Digger …
(i) Entrenching Tool Carrier.- The entrenching too] carriers are worn one on each side, that on the left (m) holding the helve, while that on the right side (i) carries the head of the tool. The helve carrier consists of a web framework composed of two double loops of one inch webbing, one above the other and about 4 inches apart.
Entrenching Tool & Helve, 1908 pattern: British Army
First World War period British Army entrenching tool carried by all non-commissioned ranks as part oftheir personal equipment. When not in use the tool breaks down into two components with the metal head stowed within the special canvas web carrying case, and the helve carried beside the bayonet, threaded through its webbing carrier.
Pattern 1908 Web Equipment - Karkee Web
These items were designed to carry the Implement, intrenching, pattern 1908, introduced by List of Changes entry §14796, dated 22nd October 1908, 23rd July 1909, and 8th October 1909. This pattern of tool was adapted from the Sirhind Tool used by the Indian Army.
Pattern 1908 Web Equipment - Australian War Memorial
2015年7月14日 · Pattern 1908 entrenching tool carrier. The entrenching tool comprised a metal spade [tool head] and a wooden helve [handle]. The head and helve were carried separately; the head in the webbing pouch and the helve sat above, secured between the two straps. The helve in this example is missing.
Webbing, 1908 pattern (Battle Order) | Imperial War Museums
Complete set of canvas webbing of matching colour, consisting of a waist belt, right cartridge carrier, left cartridge carrier, bayonet frog, entrenching tool helve and carrier, entrenching tool head and carrier, water bottle and carrier, 2 braces, and haversack.
Webbing, 1908 Pattern (set) - Imperial War Museums
The new design permitted a variation in the amount to be carried; 'Marching Order' required the man to be able to carry ammunition (150 rounds), water, rations, mess tin, bayonet, entrenching tool, spare clothing (including a rolled greatcoat in a pack) that totaled his overall carrying capacity to 62 pounds (including clothing and rifle).
The Evolution of British Webbing (Part 2)- 1908 Pattern
2021年7月13日 · Entrenching Tool Carrier– The entrenching tool used with the 1908 Pattern was the metal sirhind type and was carried in a kidney shaped webbing carrier, A pair of 2” buckles are fitted to the back to allow it to be hung below the belt. The carrier opened at the top right hand corner, and a strap was used to secure this, initially with a ...
World War 1 - 1908 Pattern Webbing | Collections WA
This pattern of webbing is displayed in uniform and equipment dioramas in the Orientation and World War 1 Galleries. Hands on handling opportunities are available in the World War 1 Gallery Cart and in Education Boxes available on loan to schools.
WWI British P08 Webbing Set (Full Set) - Reproduction
Entrenching Tool Helve Carrier: Designed to securely carry your entrenching tool, ensuring it’s always within reach. This WW1 British P08 Web Set is a fantastic addition to any military collection or reenactment gear, providing a true taste of the past with its authentic design and quality craftsmanship.
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