Expense Pouch Pattern 1859 Reproduction Victorian 1854 - 1860

Description

Expense Pouch (Ball Bag) Pattern 1854 Rank & File
On SALE, Normally .00, Save .00
Described as "a ball bag, carrying 10 rounds, with oil bottle and rag", to be used as an expense pouch" LOC 371 of 1861 describes it as "Ball bag, buff (or black) with broad flap.
Broad Arrow W↑D and Makers Marked, regiment on request.
Made from quality Russet Vege Tanned and painted white leather. Machine stitched. Worn on the belt and usually accompanied with a Cartridge Box, Shoulkder Strap & Cap Pouch.
Also available in Black,
(Please state on ordering,) for Rifles, New Zealand Armed Constabulary, Volunteers and Confederacy, (Known as the Pattern 1860 Ammunition pouch by the CSA, marked
W↑D but
Selma or Charleston Arsenal on request)