Interpretation of the leather bag with wooden slats found at the archaeological site of the Viking city of Hedeby (Haithabu), in northern Germany. The leather bag is attached to two wooden slats, over which a cord is tied for carrying over the shoulder. A unique feature is that the weight of the bag’s contents keeps it closed, making it particularly practical and easy to use. In addition to the wooden handles or slats of Haithabu bags, similar pieces are also known from Birka in Sweden and Viborg in Denmark. This bag is made of high-quality brown leather, making it perfect for carrying your personal belongings during a historical reenactment event and ensuring its durability. Details: Width: approx. 25 cm Height: approx. 24 cm Cord length: approx. 127 cm Slat length: 21.5 cm Machine-stitched Product manufactured by Lord of Battles 0/5 (0 Reviews)
