THe Slade Wallace

Colonel Slade and Major Wallace developed a new load bearing equipment set in 1888 designed for the new .303 metallic cartridge for Lee Metford. The Slade Wallace replaced the P82 valise, and was the main pattern used in the South African War of 1899-1902. The set consists of a waistbelt with clasp, set of braces 2 ammo pouches, bayonet frog, and mess tin strap. The actual valise was secured to the braces via two leather straps, usually attached to the valise. Comes in 2 types of leather smooth and dyable, rough and can add blanco.
Additional equipment:
D shaped mess tin and cover
Greatcoat or blanket
Haversack, Pattern 1888
Water-bottle and carrier
Spade and carrier