“A/O SAILOR” Ditty Bag / Seabag SZ 2 [LARGE] Made in USA – Lifetime Warranty
The A/O Sailor is a traditional seabag built from 15oz. canvas duck with oil-tanned leather and solid brass grommets. It features a vintage New England rope lanyard (carry strap) with a solid copper slider, which is fully adjustable and enables the bag to be carried in 5 positions:Simple shoulder bagCrossbody / MessengerBackpackDuffel BagUpright Tote or Tool BucketThe interior has a full-size storm flap which prevents rain, fog and heavy sea spray from entering the bag. The storm flap also incorporates a cargo pocket for organizing smaller, 'quick reach' items (phone, wallet, passport, GPS, etc).There's an external utility loop for attaching keys, flashlight or rigging knife, and each bag includes a marine snapshackle key FOB that can be snapped onto the bag or used separately.Size 2: 12" diameter x 20" tall 2262 cubic in./ 9.8 gal (US) SPECIFICATIONS:Water repellant 15oz canvas duck construction (double-layer bottom)Heavy-duty #138 sail-thread with hand-tied stitchingOil-tanned leather reinforcementsFully adjustable, 12' New England rope lanyard, rated at 2000#Solid copper slider to keep bag securely closedMarine-grade, solid brass spur grommetsInterior storm flap with cargo pocketUtility loop for keys, flashlight, rigging knife, etcHeat-branded leather badge + embossed Serial NumberHand-built by Morris & Barth, (SHIPCANVAS - Made in USA)Includes signed Builder's Certificate + Lifetime Warranty COMMENTS: Beautifully packaged for gift giving or presentation. Includes tags, Builder's Certificate, Lifetime Warranty, plus Care & Instructions Sheet. Also includes Snapshackle Key FOB (as pictured). "Ahoy Ed, The sea bag came this a.m. It is the top of the line... nobody comes close to making anything like it. You can see it was built by a craftsman. It is a work of art, that takes you back to the time of sailing ships, when sailors carried all they owned, needed, or held dear in one very much like it. I can't wait to show it off. I'm a customer for life. Thanks, Tom Green"