The look of poke bags

[theusinkveld]

Re: The look of poke bags

I know this is an old post, but do you make those ration bags and if so, do you sell them?

Thanks,

[Silas]

Re: The look of poke bags

Authorized vendor, Mike Brase of M.B. Young and Co., sells them.

[Spinster]

Re: The look of poke bags

^^^^^^^ Silas, I am reminded this morning about the real utility of Forums over Facebook.

You Can Find Stuff When You Need To, and Fairly Quickly.

And I Need To Steal That Signature Line. :wink_smil Maybe I should put it in a profile picture.....

[Silas]

Re: The look of poke bags

That signature line has a link buried within the text. Here it is : http://www.cwreenactors.com/forum/sh...274#post227274 Those are your parting words before closing a thread on Szabo-land.

[mike44thva]

Re: The look of poke bags

Something that I don't see very often, not that I go looking into peoples haversacks, is the cloth wrapped with string or twine instead of a sewn sac. A small huck towel can easily do double-duty and hold your coffee beans.

I always loved "Y'all go out and play in the sunshine. ......it's good for you."

http://www.cwreenactors.com/forum/showthread.php?30327-Yes-things-look-a-little-odd&p=222736#post222736

Maybe she'll publish a book someday. :p

[Johnschut]

Re: The look of poke bags

Does anyone know where to get the USSC enameled poke sack?

[Yellowhammer Rebel]

Re: The look of poke bags

Michael Decker makes and sells them. He can be found on Facebook

[Jeremy Bevard]

Re: The look of poke bags

South Union Mills sells them as well. Saw some on his site recently.