Cartridge pouch is made of reddish-brown calf leather, covered with wool and ornately embroidered. It has a flat pocket and covering flap, and a long strap fastened with a silver buckle for suspension from the shoulder. The front of the flap is covered with yellow woollen cloth with "applique" pieces of crimson and red velvet and light blue ribbed silk, embroidered with silver-gilt and silver thread, silver strips; and coloured silks. Much of the embroidery is raised by padding. The strap is covered with similar yellow cloth embroidered with silver thread. Behind the flap is a short strap and leather button for attachment to the pocket. There is a reddish linen lining to strap.

On the flap are the Royal Arms of England as borne by Kings George I and II; in the lower corners are two grenades. The strap has a repeating row of conventional floral devices. There is a broad trimming of silver braid all round the strap and flap of the bag. On the back is pasted a paper with the following words: 'charles dufoux pere de francois capt de grenadiers dans le regt de bergeret fut detaché a la tete de sa compagnie le 29 Sept 1738 pour aller attaquer le chateau de borcq il ser empara et fit 26 grenadiers et 2 dragons prisonniers ainsi que le commandant hanovrien au quel il prit la presente giberne.'