I had become so accustomed to sporting the Indy satchel (my wife calls it my "man bag") that I soon found it too small for my needs (Perhaps Indy would have too?) So I purchased a replica M-1937 "musette bag" as used by American soldiers throughout WWII and modified it. This bag works much better for me and is still "Indyesque."
Indy upgraded his bag during WWII!
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- Dragonlady Jones
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Re: Indy upgraded his bag during WWII!
Nice work! Where did you get it? I've seen them around the web, but not like that one.
Re: Indy upgraded his bag during WWII!
I like it, would be interested to know what your modifications were, and where these can be purchased.
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Re: Indy upgraded his bag during WWII!
Thanks guys. I looked at a number of repops our reenactors use. The best of the lot is sold by "At the Front." What I did was to redesign mine based on the WW1 and 1920's era "officers" bag (that one was based on the British bag and had a leather bottom). I removed the original attachments, both on the top and bottom of the bag. Using the original straps and some metal rings (like on the Indy bag) I fabricated side supports then added an Indy starp.