8465-01-010-8767 - Belt, Individual Equipment [LC-1 with brass hook and loop buckle, size medium]
8465-01-010-8768 - Belt, Individual Equipment [LC-1 with brass hook and loop buckle, size large]
8465-01-011-5884 - Case, Field First Aid Dressing - Unmounted Maganetic Compass [LC-1]
8465-01-011-5885 - Carrier, Intrenching Tool [LC-1 EVA plastic version for tri-fold e-tool]
8465-01-011-9106 - Suspenders, Individual Equipment Belt [LC-1 "Y" version]
8465-01-012-5967 - Cover, Water Canteen [LC-1 for one-quart water canteen]
8465-01-013-4771 - Frame, Field Pack [LC-1 ALICE pack frame]
8465-01-013-4877 - Cover, Water Canteen [for two-quart water canteen - like the one Craig has posted an image of]
8465-01-013-7386 - Field Pack [LC-1 large ALICE field pack]
8465-01-013-9357 - Strap, Webbing [LC-1 ALICE field pack waist strap]
8465-01-015-0401 - Strap, Webbing [LC-1 left ALICE field pack shoulder strap]
8465-01-015-0402 - Strap, Webbing [LC-1 right ALICE field pack shoulder strap]
8465-01-033-1824 - Case, Small Arms Ammunition [for the G3 rifle - similar in design to the U.S. Navy M-1967 M14 case - holds two mags]

Natick used 50/50 NYCO BDU cloth for the construction (this was allegedly done to help reduce the NIR signature since the material was printed using infrared-brightened dyes) of test water canteen covers and field first aid dressing cases.

I have found no official military explanation as to LC1 and LC2. "LC" allegedly stands for "Load-Carrying". Supposidly it was to indicate changes in the original design of the item. I do not know how factual that is but for the most part it holds true.

Individual Equipment Belt - changed from LC1 to LC2 in 1977 to indicate a change in the buckle design - even though the new quick release buckle did not appear until 1982.
Individual Equipment Belt Suspenders - changed from LC1 to LC2 in 1999 but no apparent change to the item.
Field First Aid Dressing Case - still designated LC1
Intrenching Tool Carrier - still designated LC1
Small Arms Ammunition Case - still designated LC1
Water Canteen Cover - changed from LC1 to LC2 in 1976 with apparent changes to the design.

Today, I visited an Air Force supply warehouse to pick up their hand me down furniture. As we were finishing up the furniture, the conversation turned to the equipment being turned in. We were walked back into the turn-in area. There was a bin of ammo pouches, green and tan. Obviously, the green ones were marked, the tan ones were not. The supply guy rattled off the supply code that these fall under, it was not a NSN, so I am guessing they were some kind of bulk COTS purchase. Everything in this pictures is on it's way to DRMO for turn-in as left over from previous stock left in storage.