It was used once full marching order were appointed and they would carry it the same as any other haversack, however, at the time it was called a large pack. This khaki webbed haversack has to the front flap a pair of straps and corresponding brass buckles, while to the reverse, there is a pair of 2" brass buckles in order to attach it to the ends of the cartridge belt suspenders, or so that it may be worn in place of the knapsack that are generally attached to the suspenders in the middle of the back. Attached is a webbed carrying strap via the tabs. Stamped under the flap is a broad arrow, as well as a possible manufacture name and date. The interior is divided into two sections via a webbed panel.