Imperial German M1909 pouch. [SA] and SY marked. These were the most commonly used pouch by the Finns. These can be found with Finnish repairs or added rivets to keep them in service just that little while longer.....
Finnish made pouch - I'm not sure if these have an official nomenclature. This one is made by Fritallan Brothers in 1928. [SA] marked. These are made from slightly thicker leather and are a little larger than the German M1909.
Finnish rubberised canvas three cell pouch. Made in 1941, this one is [SA] marked. I've read that these were made to hold Carcano clips as well as Mosin chargers. There is a slightly different configuration of this pouch out there.
Finnish web and leather three cell pouch. Not much is known about this one, no one from Finland that I've shown it to has seen the type before. [SA] marked. Fritallan Brothers marked domes on the straps. Leather straps are very think. Maybe an ersatz variant of the above pouch?
Polish wz35 ammo pouch. These were given to Finalnd by Germany in 1940. [SA] marked.
Finnish nine pocket canvas bandolier. There's a few different variants of these, this one is secured with string ties.
Finnish nine pocket canvas bandolier, this one secured with a wire buckle.
This either an Imperial Russian or Soviet pre-1930 M1895 ammo pouch. [SA] marked. If its Soviet, its captured, if its Imperial Russian it may have been in Finland in 1918 or bought from another country between the wars.
Soviet M1937 pouch captured by the Finns. The Soviets stopped making this type in late 1941. It is marked but they are illegible. [SA] marked.
Does anyone else have any other types of Finnish used ammo pouch that I don't have?
Such is life I guess. Do keep them coming as I learn with every post on accoutrements. Bill 
