Another Hokobukuro translation, pls

[bldrhouse]

since the back of this has different info than the last one about which I inquired, any more info than the soldier's name appreciated.

I understand that the left column on front is his name but what does the right column say? it is the same on both my hokobukuro (is there a plural form of this word other than "hokobukuros?"), so it is obviously a standard statement but I would very much like to know what it says, as well as the reverse, since it also is different than my other one.

Thank you all again.

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[Toritoribe]

The soldier's name is 大橋正次 Ōhashi Masatsugu(or Shōji).

I understand that the left column on front is his name but what does the right column say?

Literally, "hokobukuro".

is there a plural form of this word other than "hokobukuros?"

There is no difference between singular and plural nouns in Japanese except a few exceptions.

as well as the reverse, since it also is different than my other one.

What is written on both your bags are completely the same.

 

[bldrhouse]

Toritobe, thank you again. Will have to check the other Hokoburuko.