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The model 1859 clothes backpack was used to carry soldier's spare clothing and necessaries. It was strictly made according to a pattern and was constructed in a box shape from leather and canvas, painted black on the exterior. An example of this model, which belongs to the Lisbon Military Museum collection (MML02048), was removed from the storage in 2016 in order to be inventoried. It was subsequently restored within the curricular unit “conservation and restoration project” of the Conservation and Restoration Bachelor so it could be placed on permanent exhibition. This object was likely used in campaign in Mozambique in 1894-95 by the bugler António Moura, taking part on the combat of Marracuene. Areas of deterioration, such as f laking paint and canvas losses, were caused mainly by storage conditions and improper care over the course of more than a century. The treatment was guided towards its ideal state, enhancing mostly historical and aesthetical values which were obtained through investigation. This included restoration of the regulatory polished surface, but maintained the signs of use, such as the mended tears. This paper contributed to the divulgation of detailed information about an unusual type of object within the conservation field and military history. Resumo A mochila de roupa modelo de 1859 era utilizada para transportar a roupa de reserva dos soldados e o pequeno equipamento. Era feita de acordo com um padrão, construída em forma de caixa a partir de cabedal e lona, pintada de preto no exterior. Um exemplar deste modelo, pertencente à coleção do Museu Militar de Lisboa (MML02048), foi retirado da reserva em 2016 para ser inventariado. Foi subsequentemente restaurado no contexto da unidade curricular “projeto em conservação e restauro” da Licenciatura de Conservação e Restauro, de forma a ser colocado em exposição permanente. Este objeto foi provavelmente utilizado em campanha em Moçambique em 1894-95 pelo corneteiro António Moura, tendo participado no combate de Marracuene. Áreas de deterioração, tais como destacamentos e lacunas na lona, foram causadas sobretudo devido a condições de acondicionamento incorretas ao longo de mais de um século. O tratamento procurou ir ao estado ideal da mochila, realçando principalmente valores históricos e estéticos, que foram obtidos através de investigação. Isto incluiu o restauro da superfície polida regulamentar, mas manteve os sinais de uso, tais como os rasgões remendados. Este artigo contribuiu para a divulgação de informação detalhada sobre um tipo de objeto pouco comum dentro da área de conservação, e história militar.

Model 1859 Portuguese army clothes backpack. Historical note, conservation and restoration treatment