Original Australian WWI ANZAC Field Gear Lot - Ambulance Corps Named Bag - Bandoleers & P1903 Belt Knives & Daggers inserting the fuse was a

inserting the fuse was a complicated process which required removing the stabilizing fin structure potentially damaging the fins

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PETER JURS

commissioned status was opened to enlisted women to take advantage of their experience

It has serial number digits 35

Original Australian WWI ANZAC Field Gear Lot - Ambulance Corps Named Bag - Bandoleers & P1903 Belt Knives & Daggers inserting the fuse was aOriginal Items. Only One Available. This is a phenomenal set of ANZAC field gear from World War I. The best piece of the lot is the duffel bag clearly named to Percival Harley Bennett of the 11th Australian Field Ambulance. Bennett was gassed in action and was discharged before the wars end due to the severity of his wound. The lot of field gear includes: Duffle bag named to Percival Harley Bennett of the 11th Australian Field Ambulance. The bag reads