Stencilled with RAAF 401650

Medium size khaki duffle bag with centre carry handle and zip down the centre.Very faint writing - “HADDEN”under carry handle.passchendaele barracks trust, duffle bag, equipment

Part of the Leo Reoch Cohn Collection. See Catalogue No. 5527.2 for his service record.Darl brown canvas duffle bag with rope drawstring threaded through brass eyelets. Bag has a number of hand painted labels on the outside.Hand painted on the bottom of the bag in white and orange: ' 1039, VIC'. Hand painted on the side of the bag in white and orange: 'L. COHN, 1039, No 1 L.C. PATROL'.equipment, duffle bag, leo reoch cohn

Long light brown duffle bag, used for carrying clothing and small to medium personal items. A rope threads through a series of brass eyelets around the top of the bag and when closed substitutes as a carry shoulder strap. The bag is missing the rope.Very faded inside markings - "J.T.D. D^D 1950"passchendaele barracks trust, equipment, duffle bag, personal

Dark brown duffle bag, long and narrow, made of heavy cotton and is used for carrying personal items. The bag is missing the top drawn cord. There are a series of brass eyelets around the top opening, The cord when closed can be used as a carrying device."B J CLARKE 3/?58104 BJC", "MI? D^D 1953".passchendaele barracks trust, equipment, duffle bag

Unable to locate by either name or number.Faded army green long narrow heavy cotton duffle bag, used for carrying personal items. It has a top draw cord which threads through a series of brass eyelets. The draw cord when closed can be used as a carrying device."216 N. MC GR--OR?" = 3 red lines, "VX18238 61077". On base, "VX18238 61077". passchendaele barracks trust, duffle bag, equipment

Long green duffle bag used for carrying items such as clothing and small to medium personal items. There are a series of brass eyelets around the opening where a cord is threaded through them. The cord when closed is long enough to be used as a carrying device. The pull cord is missing.Very faded markings on inside flap "...1968, GG - 023-811"passchendaele barracks trust, equipment, duffle bag

Light brown duffle bag. The bag is long and narrow and made of heavy cotton. The bag is used to carry personal items. There are a series of brass eyelets around the top opening. The draw cord is threaded through these eyelets. When drawn closed the cord can be used as a carrying device.Outside of bag "NORTH - ROSS (very faint). Inside of bag "R.O. Retchford 2/700011" passchendaele barracks trust, duffle bag, equipment, personal

Light brown (mid-tan) duffle bag. The bag is long and narrow and made of heavy cotton. The bag is used for carrying personal items. The draw cord is missing, there are a series of brass eyelets around the top opening. the cord when drawn closed can be used as a carrying device.On outside, "V246172 HOLMES J A" On inside, "T. EVANS 1949".passchendaele barracks trust, duffle bag, equipment, personal

Duffle bag is long and narrow and made of heavy cotton and is used for carrying personal items. The bag has a top draw cord which threads itself through a series of brass eyelets. The cord whn closed can be used as a carrying device. the bag colour is off white and features black stencilled markings."VX58242, KIRK J L, 61468" (requires interpretation), "92664" On base, "92664, VX58242 KIRK J. L". "Blackened out "61468?"passchendaele barracks trust, duffle bag, equipment, personal

Khaki duffle bag - belongs to Dennis Moffatt -equipment, 1970's, army

Dark brown duffel bag, long and narrow, the bag is made of a heavy cotton and is used for carrying personal items. The bag is missing the top draw cord. There are a series of brass eyelets around the top opening. The cord when closed can be used as a carrying device.In black stencil, "M. TX D^D 1953" passchendaele barracks trust, duffle bag, equipment, personal

This gear bag was issued to Sergent Harold Loraine Reed, who was born in 14 Aug 1889 in Portland, Victoria. Reed enlisted in the army in 1940 in Ballarat to serve in WWI, and was discharged from 8 Battalion in 1943. Gear bags such as this were standard issue to servicemen. Soldiers would fill their gear bags with essential equipment (mess tins, clothes, etc.) and carry them with them from post to post, or ship them to their destination ahead of time.Khaki coloured canvas bag that is cylindrical in shape with the owner's rank, name, and service number written on the front of the bag in white paint. The base of the bag is rounded, while the top is open with 11 eyelets (one missing) through which a cotton cord has been threaded. Each end of the cord has been wrapped with red tape.V58131 / S/Sgt. H.L. REEDmilitary equipment, duffle bag, barracks bag, kit bag, wwii, second world war (ww2)

This item was used as a duffele bag to carry equipment (ie. blankets, clothes, food) by the service man, Stanley Linton Nicholls. Nicholls was born in Ballarat on 16 June 1911 and was enlisted during WW2 into the second Australian Imperial Force on 4th August 1942 in the third military district of Victoria. He served as a Corporal and was discharged on 19 December 1945.Canvas bag, cylindrical in shape with closed round base and open, drawstring top. Smaller circle of same material attached inside drawstring opening as an internal cover/flap when closed. Metal eyelets (12) along top hem for drawstring (missing); two eyelets missing. Name and service number inscribed on side of bag in paint; slight staining around paint. Side panel: “S.L. NICHOLLS/VX84489/45017”. Green circle with three line breaks at even intervals. Green circle repeated on base. Base: Green circle as above. “45017”bag, barracks bag, gear bag, kit bag, canvas bag, equipment bag, duffle bag

This item was used as a duffel bag to carry equipment (ie. blankets, clothes, food) by the service man, Allan Eversfield Howlett. Howlett was born in Snake Valley on 11 March 1921 and was enlisted during WW2 into the second Australian Imperial Force, enlisting in Caulfield. His next of kin was James Howlett.Canvas bag, cylindrical in shape with closed round base and open, drawstring top enclosed in a hemmed top. Black stitching encircling top hem and round base. Name and service number inscribed on side and reverse of bag in ink.Side panel: “HOWLETT.A.E./VX28214” On reverse: “VX28214”bag, barracks bag, gear bag, kit bag, canvas bag, equipment bag, duffle bag

Item re Frederick Gardner DAVEY DFC No 410533 RAAF. Refer Reg No 3536P for his service details.Navy cylindrical canvas duffle bag with open top. 12 brass eyelets around the top with brown twine threaded through.Printed in white on side: R.A.A.F. 410533 F/D DAVEY Written in white (faded) on base: J13 ----- S VICequipment, kit, military

Dufle Bag RAAF Dark Blue belonging to A410662equipment, raaf

This kit bag belonged to Keith Litchfield Arnel. Born in Kensington on 23 August 1910, and enlisting in Melbourne at the age of 33 on 14 July 1944, Keith Arnel served in the Royal Australian Air Force. At the time of his discharge, Keith Arnel had become a Flying Officer with the Air Force Headquarters Telecommunications Unit. Keith Arnel had two service numbers, VX68230 and 129880.Blue-grey kit bag, cylindrical in shape, constructed of one circlular piece at base with rectangular piece forming sides. Open at one end and fastened with a cream cord drawstring threaded through metal eyelets and fastened with a brass D shaped ring threaded through two eyelets. Inscriptions in cream-white paint on side of bag. One D ring attached to the circular base, possibly for the purpose of attaching a strap to form a duffle bag.Inscribed on side of bag “K.L.ARNEL/R.A.A.F./129880”kit bag, duffle, luggage

Duffle/kit bagequipment, vietnam +, army

This item was donated by Pte Allen Doran Lette (3795490) who was a National Serviceman with the Royal Australian Ordnance Corps. He served in Vietnam with Headquarters, Australian Force Vietnam (Army Component) from December 1969 to November 1970.Olive green canvas zippered duffel bag with mustard coloured reinforced handles11 Strathearn ave Coburg VICpte allen doran lette, 3795490, australian national serviceman, royal australian ordnance corps, headquarters, australian force vietnam, equipment, duffle bag

Bag has travelled at least twice between the Netherlands and Australia, possibly from Rotterdam. Only one owner's name. Based on the skillfully knotted ropes, it was probably owned by a sailor.Constant travel between the Netherlands and Australia. The Waterman was a migrant ship form 1951 until 1963.Canvas bag, off-white, 8 eyelets around top threaded through with rope ends tied together with splice and monkey's fist knot, threaded through a looped pitch-treated rope. Loop tied into uneven figure eight.Personal markings: On side of bag, done by hand, F. KORTLEVEN Underneath, WATERMAN MELBOURNE Further down bag, faint F. KORTLEVEN AUSTRALIE M/S BLIT..28, ....R'DAM FRE sailor's duffle bag.

The duffle bag belonged to Russell Learmonth during WW2 (1939 - 1944)Duffel Bag WWII: Fabric (belonged to Russell Learmonth 1939 - 1944)VX R-A-R LEARMONTH 45522world war 1939 - 1945, russell learmonth

Female guides an older male, who is wearing goggles, around obstacles on the footpath outside shops. These obstacles include a signboard, a car parked in a driveway between stores, bike lying down and a duffle bag. This image was probably used to promote the need for people not to leave objects strewn on the footpath where they become trip hazards.1 black and white photograph of female and older maleassociation for the blind, baringa (shepparton)