Linen Haversack glassware

Linen Haversack glasswareUpgrade your haversack with this durable natural linen bag and matching strap and secured with two pewter buttons. In the 18th century, the haversack was a linen bag issued with food rations to soldiers, and the rendition we have constructed is perfect for your military impression. The word haversack originates from the Dutch term "haverzak" or "hafersach" meaning oat sack and denoting a bag of oats carried for horses. In 1670 the French can be found

as they were in the 18th century

Brown is a very easily attained color in natural dyes and wool flannel is referenced in many different ads and documents

Eight straight pins

though we do encourage caution when traveling as the product is glass

Made from 100% natural linen

White: The most commonly used of all the hair powders

Orange Peel

All you need is some paper or a journal and you can write volumes

Legend has it that Shut the Box was a cherished game among sailors and fishermen off the coast of Normandy some 200 years ago

This size trivet easily holds our medium and large brass kettles

Hand Packaged by Oliver Pluff & Co

History:  Jonas Hanway