This collection of contemporary British military field gear is primarily finished in Woodland Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM). The central item is a standard-issue infantry Personal Load Carrying Equipment (PLCE) Bergen rucksack, constructed from heavy-duty Cordura. It features a large main compartment, a top lid with a zipped pocket, padded adjustable shoulder straps, and two detachable side pouches, often referred to as rocket pouches, which are secured by heavy-duty zips and side-release buckles.
Included is a CamelBak branded hydration reservoir and carrier in matching DPM camouflage, with a visible branded fill-cap and fabric label. The collection further comprises a tri-fold metal entrenching tool housed in a DPM webbing pouch with a black locking carabiner; a pair of olive green quilted thermal liner trousers featuring an elasticated waist and full-length outer leg zips; and a standard DPM bush hat with a stitched brim. Completing the set is a rolled olive green fabric groundsheet or basha, a tan-coloured stuff sack, and an olive green cylindrical storage bag.
Condition report:
The items are in good, field-used condition throughout. The DPM pattern remains distinct but exhibits typical service wear and slight laundering fade consistent with age and use. Webbing straps show minor fraying at the ends. All plastic hardware, zips, and buckles are present and appear functional. No visible service markings or names are present.
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