Yup, it's a Swiss Army 'bread bag' - somebody identified it for me off
list. Now, before you go out and buy one (they are absurdly cheap, I
found), here my story:
I've been riding with this bag since we found it, a few days.
Yesterday I was riding downtown, with a couple books and a u-lock in
Hey,
That looks like a military pouch. This summer I was in an Army/Navy
surplus store
in North Carolina and saw some bags similar to this one. I think the
one I saw was
Swiss. if I can find their address I am going to forward the photo to
the store and see if they have some.
Don
On Aug 3, 3:35
Swiss would make sense - Google sez Aadorf is in Switzerland.
On Aug 5, 5:29 am, Don donl...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Hey,
That looks like a military pouch. This summer I was in an Army/Navy
surplus store
in North Carolina and saw some bags similar to this one. I think the
one I saw was
Swiss.
I shopped for a long time to get the right messenger bag/laptop bag. I
found my from acmemade.com. It's Italian canvas and super nice with
leather trim. If they made this guy with pannier straps/hooks, I'd be
pretty happy.
http://www.acmemade.com/product/The-Courier,15,2.htm
I would definitely get one. Let us know how it goes!
William Henderson wrote:
Just the other day I was discussing bags with R., envisioning the
perfect bag for urban use. It would be easy to attach, hold just
enough, be stylish and practical off the bike, be mostly waterproof...
I was
Count me in!
On Aug 3, 1:35 am, William Henderson william.c.hender...@gmail.com
wrote:
Just the other day I was discussing bags with R., envisioning the
perfect bag for urban use. It would be easy to attach, hold just
enough, be stylish and practical off the bike, be mostly waterproof...
I
Show of hands: include my two. Just make it big enough -- *just* big enough,
with no slack -- for a 14 laptop, and I'll buy two.
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 1:35 AM, William Henderson
william.c.hender...@gmail.com wrote:
Just the other day I was discussing bags with R., envisioning the
perfect
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 9:54 AM, PATRICK MOOREbertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Show of hands: include my two. Just make it big enough -- *just* big enough,
with no slack -- for a 14 laptop, and I'll buy two.
Maybe Lesli Archival Clothing Larson can help you with the origins
of this bag?
-sv
The TROUBLE with Tribbles and online discussions is that (this is an
observation, not a knock)--that when somebody suggests something, herm
doesn't know whether or not something like this is already on the
list, and then if it happens.it looks like a copy. Shimano used to
never even accept
That looks very cool. Count me in, especially for a size large enough
to hold a small laptop.
Jim M.
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But you could if you had skinny enough pants!
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 11:12 AM, grant grant...@gmail.com wrote:
The TROUBLE with Tribbles and online discussions is that (this is an
observation, not a knock)--that when somebody suggests something, herm
doesn't know whether or not something
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