WWII era Salvaged Canvas Patchwork Carryall Fraktur is a highly artistic
Description
Fraktur is a highly artistic and detailed style of folk art that originated with the Pennsylvania Dutch in the late 1700's
Chain measures approximately 16" long
Measures approximately 10" wide
and a few other trinkets
worn in canvas salvaged from various 1950's era feed sacks and other reclaimed pieces have been thoughtfully combined and reworked into a versatile tote bag
WWII era Salvaged Canvas Patchwork Carryall Fraktur is a highly artisticDurable, worn in canvas salvaged from a 1940's era duffle bag has been re worked into a versatile every day carryall. This bag is the perfect size for every day use or a short weekend trip. Any discoloration of the fabric is the result of natural wear and aging. The storied material used in this bag is over 70 years old. Fully lined with beige cotton canvas, this bag features a large interior pocket (9" x 11") that will comfortably hold a wallet and
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