Leather money pouch

Surfing the net a million years ago, before I started with all the medieval stings I did do a lot of looking at other peoples work, wishing that I would find the courage to staring doing it myself.…

Hide & Drink, Front Pocket Wallet, Multitool Pouch, Card Holder, Money Organizer, Travel Accessories, Full Grain Leather, Handmade, Bourbon Brown

When you go shopping, for a walk, or on a date, you shouldn't carry a handbag with you. There is no place to store cash and bank cards : This wallet can help you keep it safe. It is small and beautiful. It can be stored in trouser and coat pockets. It can also be hidden away in a handbag where it can be instantly located if you need Phone , Earphone , Mouse Electronic Accessories ... ❤Material: Cowhide ❤Color: Brown ❤ Size: 22 (length) x 7m (width) x 14cm (height) ❤Simple and spacious, it…

Surfing the net a million years ago, before I started with all the medieval stings I did do a lot of looking at other peoples work, wishing that I would find the courage to staring doing it myself.…

for keepin' thy treasured coins in...arrrrr

Unique Handmade creations get inspired from old ages. Vikings Celtic fantasy style items.

About this item Cash protecting (PU) leather money envelopes- Holds and protects your dollar bills from folding or tearing. All colors are letter engraved which writes "Thank you so much." Non-engraved options come in 3 colors: black, brown, and pink. Gifting cash in the engraved envelopes is double the delight! And no need for words as it's already etched on these envelopes- forever! Unlike conventional paper envelopes which are one-time-use and disposable, these are reusable and can be…

Small leather money pouch (1600s?) found in Seville harbor. - Sedwick & Associates, LLC

Small leather pouch with snap for holding passport, money, credit cards close to your body for safety. Bag is made with soft, smooth cowhide leather. Buckled strap is adjustable from 40" to 45". Inside measurements of pouch are: 4-1/4" by 5-3/4" This style was first designed for a friend who was going to Europe and wanted to hold her passport and cash close to her body for security.

Jonathan and I whipped this little bad boy up for our Madmartigan Willow cosplay. We’re going to be adding some of the decorative twine detail on the pull string later for some more screen accuracy, but for now I thought I would share this simple tutorial! As far as medieval and Renaissance era bags go,