18th Century Cartridge Box

This is a Cartridge box as seen in numerous illustrations of the military in the 18th Century. It is made using the same general design techniques as the cartouche box that was found aboard the wreck of the Whydah.

It is made from Leather and hand stitched together using linen thread. Great for filling up with paper cartridges for living history events or just for stashing wallets, mobile phones, bars of chocolate etc. in out of view of the general public.

It comes as standard with belt loops but can be made with a choice of 3 different widths of shoulder strap instead if desired. A 15 hole wooden block can also be added to this pouch to hold cartridges or fuses.

It is approx 2.5 inches wide, 8.5 inches long and 4.5 inches high.