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Dordrecht Purse
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The "Dordrecht Purse" is named for the the site this example was found. In
Purses in Pieces, Olaf Goubitz details many purses or pouches from the middle ages.
It is a fine and informative book I suggest you add to your library. Named
by him as a Girdle Purse, this pouch uses variation I, which is the most complex
and distinctive. It has two interior compartments, on on the front bag
under the lid and
one in the rear bag, and 3 exterior baglets or pouchlets with draw strings
between the two main pouch bodies. The body of the pouch measures 9 inches wide by 8 inches high, will accommodate a full checkbook, and fits on a 2 1/2 inch belt.
I can not promise or guarantee shades of color or patterns in the leather and texture. I will use the best material possible to
maintain the look, hand, and color of each pouch shown. The pouch you receive may vary from the pouches shown!
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