British Empire Water Bottles (Mks VI - VII) & Webbing Carriers (British WWI & WWII Canteens in US)

A guide to identifying British Water Bottles & Carriers. Reuploaded with four additional examples.
00:35​ Mk. VI Water Bottle in Pattern 1908 Carrier
02:44​ Mk. VI Water Bottle in Pattern 1919 Carrier
03:31​ Mk. VI Water Bottle in modified Pattern 1908 Carrier
04:43​ Canadian-Made Mk. VI Water Bottle in Pattern 1925 Carrier
06:03 Australian-Made Mk. VI Water Bottle in in ‘Other Services’ Water Bottle Carrier
07:37​ Mk. VI Water Bottle in Pattern 1925 Carrier
08:19​ Canadian-Made Mk. VI Water Bottle in Canadian-made Pattern 1925 Carrier
09:21Govt. of Southern Rhodesia Mk. VI Water Bottle in modified Pattern 1908 Carrier
10:39 Medical Services Water Bottle
12:40 South African-Made Medical Services Water Bottle
15:31​ Aluminium Water Bottle in Pattern 1937 Carrier
16:52​ Mk. VII Water Bottle in Pattern 1937 Carrier
17:52​ Canadian-Made Mk. VII Water Bottle in Canadian-made Pattern 1937 Carrier
20:06​ Indian-Made Mk. VI Water Bottle in Indian-made Pattern 1937 Carrier
22:36​ South African-Made Mk. VII Water Bottle in South African-made Pattern 1937 Carrier
25:50 Australian-Made Mk. VI Water Bottle in Australian-made Pattern 1937 Carrier
27:17​ New Zealand-Made Mk. VII Water Bottle in British Economy Pattern 1937 Carrier
28:47​ Mk. VII Water Bottle in Late War British Economy Pattern 1937 Carrier

[@Gepedrglass]

So I've got a Canadian Manufacture Water bottle (extremely faded, but still present, oval stamp and broad arrow mark) as well as an 1940 production Z.T. & L. ltd skeleton carrier. (and 2 other seemingly GP straps that help form a sling)
For 72 dollars (Canadian) i might have spent a little over what its probably worth, but the condition of the bottle, felt, and carrier is so good that i dont think i mind. (Plus that price is after a 10% discount i got)
Thank you so much. This video was incredibly helpful.

[@andrewgalea5412]

Excellent thank you.

[@marcovisani663]

Excellent

[@jusportel]

I had one that was galvanized. I suspected that it was just an iron bottle that someone had removed the enamel from, but when I removed the felt to examine it, there was an ink stamped broad arrow on the bottom of the bottle. Haven’t seen another like it, and haven’t found any information on it.

[@sebrant2036]

Thanks you for this new video ! Another true delight !

[@waroffice3791]

Thanks Seb!

[@theludaboy]

Hello war office.
Ihave a water bottle but i cant identify it by cover or structure it looks like the indian but also its very diffent.