May I present a 50 year old leather briefcase I forgot I had in a back cupboard.
http://s498.photobucket.com/albums/rr34 ... efcase.jpg
as far as I can tell it's identical to the one Indy carries into the meeting with the military big wigs in Raiders.
somewhere for an archaeologist's papers
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my mistake?
oops. I may have given the impression the briefcase was for sale. Is the General Gear link a market place? if so I appologize. i was just sharing my [re-] discovery. of a family heirloom.
Re: my mistake?
Jens was just kidding: he is an archaeologist and would love to have such a briefcase (as would almost all of us ;-) ).enigmata_wood wrote:oops. I may have given the impression the briefcase was for sale. Is the General Gear link a market place? if so I appologize. i was just sharing my [re-] discovery. of a family heirloom.
Great find there! Put it to good use, but make sure not to use it to destruction.
Regards, Geert
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Unfortunately the maker's label, if there ever was one, is now absent. What I do know is that it was bought in Norway in the 50's and owned by a very conservative Norwegian man, the sort who might write, "re-dub briefcase" once a year in his diary.knibs7 wrote:Very nice! Who is the maker?
NIBS
I also have, from him, a 70-year old WWII Norwegian Issue canvas and leather rucksack that was used to carry supplies and radios into the woods by the Norwegian resistance. I still use it as it's in such good condition.
Enigmata
Re: my mistake?
Sorry, I was indeed kidding as gwyddion said. Sorry if this did not came out the way I wanted it to sound. Pardon.enigmata_wood wrote:oops. I may have given the impression the briefcase was for sale. Is the General Gear link a market place? if so I appologize. i was just sharing my [re-] discovery. of a family heirloom.
But it still is a very nice bag!