Portmanteau

The Portmanteau is a leather case or piece of luggage that has been in use for many, many years.  I made three of these from a piece of 8-9 oz veg (Oak) tanned leather.  I will use them primarily for my personal items and cook kit during my historical outings.

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About Gabe the Shootist

I am retired from public service, a trained gunsmith, pump mechanic, an old pipeliner, passable electrician, carpenter, truck driver, amateur blacksmith, proof reader, experienced hunter, shooter, reloader, avid canoeist, Renaissance man, jack of all trades, all around good guy (with the caveat: I won't be insulted, lied to or laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people and I require the same from them.).
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4 Responses to Portmanteau

  1. Ron's avatar Ron says:

    Gabe,
    I’ve seen several variations of the portmanteau. They were all made of good leather and hand sewn. Your items look well constructed and period correct. Good work!

  2. Eddie's avatar Eddie says:

    May I ask what type of thread you used to sew it?

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