I did not find a big enough brass tuck lock clasp, so I used a normal brass buckle. The two straps are removable, and to bypass the use of the buckles each time you open the bag, I used some snaps to connect the buckles to the belt.
On the back I hid two brass rings to be able to attach a should strap, while maintaining the original look of Indy's briefcase. I did not find brass rectangle rings for the handle so I sacrificed two brass buckles and since I love the aspect of stacked leather I went with that design for the handle, deviating from the original.
I would have like to have only one compartment inside, but I felt that the accordion look of having two compartments was vital. AND it posed a big challenge, since sewing a bent piece of leather around a radius was something I have been avoiding in all my designs in the past.
Hope you like it!
Cheers,
Bear
They are spring loaded snaps, two pieces per each strap. I am a big fan of over-engineered-russian-style designs. No way for them to come off under axial load. 
That question is a big compliment! 
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