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12-02-14, 05:43
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Looks like a typical Lee Enfield bag. Some had the pockets pointing up, some down, and some recent copies have them sideways.
Here is a link to a short thread on them at milsurps.com :http://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=43565 
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12-02-14, 14:01
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and some (ww1 I think) had no pocket.
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13-02-14, 13:32
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I have 2 of these and often wondered just what was the purpose of the pocket?
It's too big to accommodate even 2 LE mags (apart from the fact that LEs were to be charger loaded only). Would it have been for a cloth bandoleer of .303?
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