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Busselton Historical Society > Records

WW2 Australian Army Water Bottle

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c. 1945

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Overview

Australian Army water bottle World War II type. Khaki wool covered bottle with tan coloured cotton webbing carrier. Dark cobalt blue enamelled top with cork stopper? and thin woven stopper cord attached from shoulder to cap. Cover seams hand-stitched. Brass buckles.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-124-2022.49

Item type

Themes

War and Conflict

Material

Enamel (Fused Coating)

Webbing (Woven Cloth)

Width

140 mm

Height or length

240 mm

Depth

70 mm

Keywords

Australian Army

Year

Busselton Historical Society

Busselton Historical Society

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