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Three small pockets stacked vertically with separate flaps—typical of Italian canvas pouches.
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Turn-button/“twist” closures through an oval/round eyelet on each flap (Italian girello style).
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Heavy khaki canvas with webbing edging on the flaps—common Italian construction.
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On the back , simple loops (for a leather/web belt).
Typical details:
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Capacity: usually 1–2 Carcano clips per pocket (so 3–6 clips total).
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Era: late WWI economy/canvas issues, widely seen interwar & WWII (including colonial service).
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Color: khaki/tan canvas; hardware darkened steel.
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Mounting: belt loops on rear.
