worn by soldier whilst on duty for carrying compass etc. Manufactured by General Motors HoldenCanvas pouch with canvas lid, press stud fastening. Brass clips on rear for attaching to belt.1943military, canvas, pouch

Black web belt with Brass Fittings

Belts issued as part of field uniform of the Australian Army. Number suggests Post WW2.Cotton webbing belt, brass buckle and a number inscribed on the inside Written on inside "1646312".uniform, canvas belt, army

Of historical significance depicting farming practices. Good enlargementagricultural practice., traction engine working., canvas belt drive., men stacking straw after threshing.

general purpose military beltmanufactured and sold by General Motors HoldenArmy green webbing belt with brass clip on front two brass buckles on the back from which pieces can be attached military, canvas, belt

Flat belts were widely used in line shafting to transmit power in mining applications. The flat belt is a simple system of power transmission that can deliver high power at high speeds. The belts were used with pulley wheels.Long canvas belting with frayed edges, wrapped up in coil.

This belt was owned and worn by William Johnson, father of Ian Johnson of Orbost.This personal item gives an insight into the human element of World War 1 ensuring that those who were part of the Orbost community and died while playing a vital role during this time are remembered.A khaki coloured canvas belt from WW1. It has assorted military brass badges attached.badges - RFA; crossed swords; crossed rifles; wheel with crown at top; union makes strength; Royal Army Medical Corps; Royal Berkshire; ASCww1 johnson-william belt badges

Belt - Khaki colour webbing cotton canvas belt with metal slide buckle and metal tip to end of belt.Inside belt - printed in black ink. "C.G.C.F. 1968 44 ^ 8440-66-012-6305”accessories, army, belt

Red canvas belt with two dark blue stripes Double buckles Leather fittings Rhodesian Core of Engineers

Introduced in 1912 and continued to be used in WW1, WW2 and up until 1960s. They hold up to 250 rounds. Strapless belts were developed in WW2 to save on brass.Long canvas belt (over 5 mtrs) with orifices to hold ammunition cartridges for 303 calibre Vickers machine gun. none

Standard issue item as used by Australian servicemen during the conflict in Vietnam ( 1962 - 1972)A khaki heavy-canvas belt with a harness used for carrying military radio equipment. The belt has four metal clips to attach the radio to the harness.army, radio, vietnam, harness, webbing

WW1 dated 1914The belt illustrates the ways in which patriotic loyalties were demonstrated. These belts were made in each of the war years. It is also used here to illustrate the wide range of countries and units involeved in WW1.Wide (960x95mm) tan coloured canvas belt with two attaching straps with steel buckles (no longer attached) and faded stripes along upper and lower edges. Embroidered into the body of the belt are the words "Gloire aux Allies", with a 1914 date, and crossed flags of the Allies. ww1 patriotic belt

.1) Khaki canvas carrier for a Lewis 303 in. gun ammunition magazine, canvas belt & metal loops. .2) x 2 Khaki canvas straps with metal buckles.“Carriers magazine Lewis 303 in. gun 1918 Goordy”military history - ammunition carrier, military equipment, passchendaele barracks trust

Jacket with Lance/Sgt.? Rank, 2X shoulders flashes,2X raising sun badges on eparlets, 1x set ribbons, 1X white canvas belt, (mounted on dumb.)second world war (ww2), 1939 - 1945, uniforms, ballarat rsl, ballarat

Khaki canvas belt webbing with: 2x40mm grenade pouches, 2x 7.62mm ammo pouches, a shoulder harness, 3x canvass water bottle holders, a bayonet frog, a knife scabbardbelt webbing, individual equipment, sas

Army Belt Canvas, whiteequipment, c1950, army

Army Belt Canvas US styleequipment, c1960, army

Khaki canvas cloth ammunition belt1968 AUST/MK1CPI N 2/68

Canvas webb strap / belt with brass fitting.TF & GID 250 M/ C patd July 40

Used in an orchard workshop to cut metal.Belt driven power hacksaw or metal cutting saw with overhead drive shaft and a section of canvas drive belt.'Drawcut' make, on bow and 'adjust tension' etc on adjuster.trades, metalworking

Military canvas equipment used to carry small items and ammunition during WW2Military equipment made by GMHCanvas webbing belt with brass buckles and clips, with two canvas bags also attached by brass clip and bucklke.GMH 1943 D -D Inside lid of each bagmilitary, equipment

Canvas stable belt - Rhodesian Corps of Engineers. Canvas red with two dark blue stripes. Chrome buckle with Corps badge.

Standard issue item as used by Australian servicemen during the conflict in Vietnam (1962 - 1973) made to accommodate heavy attachments. The item belonged to National Serviceman Pte D G Woods, Service no:2783285, who served in 7RAR in 1967.A dark green canvas webbing belt with metal buckle and metal eyelets. Folded newspaper ( probably for packing) under both ends of belt.D G Woods 2793285 - Hand written in red on underside of beltwoods, 7rar, 2783285, uniform, webbing, belt

A green canvas knife holder with belt attachmentknife holder

FALLS CREEK ROPE TOWS Toni St Elmo brought back plans for a Hamilton rope tow from New Zealand. He had a rope tow built in the summer of 1950-51 and it went into operation the following winter. Skiers were charged 10/- per day to use it. Skiers held onto the rope with a locking device called a ‘nutcracker” attached to a webbing belt. This tow, known as the Nissen Tow, continued to operate until 1960. Bob Hymans installed a shorter portable rope tow for his guests at Skyline from 1954. Other tows included the Village Tow and the Nursery Tow. Eventually most of the tows were taken over by Alpine Developments. From 1960 onwards they were gradually replaced by T-bars and then later on by chairlifts. This belt is from the original rope tow used between 1951 and 1960 in the Falls Creek ski lifts. These items are significant because were part of the earliest rope tows constructed at Falls Creek.A canvas waist belt with leg hoops and metal joining and hook used to attach skier to the rope tow. The wheel is also a damaged component of the Rope Tow.falls creek, nissen alpine club, rope tows, toni st elmo

Canvas pouch worn on belt to carry entrenching toolSold by GMHCanvas pouch with opening one end. two buckles one side and two straps other sidemilitary, pouch

Canvas pouch worn on belt to carry entrenching toolSold by GMHCanvas pouch with opening one end. Two buckles on one side with two leather straps other sidemilitary, pouch

Army issued belts as part of the soldiers uniform. This one was used during World War II. Khaki was used to camoflauge the soldiers.Khaki canvas webbing belt with brass clasp and fittings for attachments which are x2 khaki canvas pockets, x1 khaki woven canvas gun / pistol holster, pair green woven canvas detachable shoulder straps.1. On the back of one of the detachable pockets marked: - Small 2. On the back of the belt the following letters:- M.E.C. 105RA / A.A. 0227 / Larmy belt; world war ii

00386.1 Portable fold up shovel 00386.2 Canvas holder with metal belt attachments.00386.2 Canvas holder. DSA 100-1155 8465-542-5842 McPherson 00386.1 Shovel 5120-66-010-9749DS (with broad arrow)

World War 2 Australian defence department issue folding steel periscope with two mirrors and extendable steel sides. The item is carried in a khaki brown canvas case with a belt loop at the back for wear with standard issue webbing. The case has a top opening flap secured by a press stud button. The periscope extends to approximately 640mm overall.A maker's label on top of the periscope reads 'J.W.H. PTY. LTD. POCKET PERISCOPE 1943 MK.I. AUST.'. 'D (broadarrow) D 523' is impressed below the label. world war 2, ww2, periscope, equipment