Original Australian WWI Pattern 1915 Haversack With Leather Shoulder Strap Receivers The lower right sleeve features

The lower right sleeve features the Feuerwerker (Ordnance Technician) sleeve patch

There are still two visible cartouches on the left side by the lock screws

He left the National Guard on May 19

SEVENTY PERCENT of all combat casualties are caused by fragmentation type  weapons

Original Australian WWI Pattern 1915 Haversack With Leather Shoulder Strap Receivers The lower right sleeve featuresOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Australian leather infantry equipment is commonly referred to as Pattern 1915, and it was made to meet the demands of the growing army in 1914 and 1915. This Australian made leather equipment was almost a direct copy of the very successful British infantry web equipment of the 1908 pattern. This haversack was made to be worn hanging from a single 2" leather strap, and intended to be worn by mounted soldiers, like