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It's perhaps notable that the 'ball bag' was withdrawn following the introduction of the 1882 Valise equipment, which was simply an improvement of the 1871 equipment, rather than something that was to ...
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Hi Adrian,
Thanks for your reply. The thought that the loop was to retain the ball bag strap had occurred to me, but given the length of the strap (rather short) I couldn't envision how or why it w ...
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I was just reading a very interesting discussion in this forum about the infantry's black leather "ball bag" or "expense pouch". This prompted me to get out my replica 1871 Valise gear and give this i ...
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