• Authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio
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  • Authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio
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Authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio

$114.98 USD
$114.98 USD
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Highlights

The Comacchio bag is an authentic reconstruction of a Roman leather bag based on an archaeological find from an Augustan-era shipwreck.

  • Detailed replica of a historical artifact from Comacchio, Italy
  • Made of robust, brown genuine leather with a natural grain
  • Secure closure with a practical flap and two leather straps
  • Comfortable carrying thanks to the integrated, long shoulder strap
  • Versatile use for reenactment, LARP, or as a stylish everyday accessory
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio
Comacchio bag, Roman leather bag
Authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio
Authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio

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Questions about the product Authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio

What material is the authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio made of and what are its dimensions?

The authentic Roman leather bag Comacchio is made of vegetable-tanned cowhide. It has a height of approximately 23 cm, a width of approximately 20 cm and a depth of approximately 4 cm.
What is the weight of the Roman leather bag Comacchio and why can the color and grain differ from the example photo?

The Roman leather bag Comacchio weighs approximately 530 g. Since leather is a natural product, color and grain may vary from the example photo, as each piece is unique and the images are for illustrative purposes only.
How can the Roman leather bag Comacchio be best cleaned and cared for so that the leather remains supple for a long time?

Regularly clean the bag with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. To keep the leather supple, apply leather conditioner or wax sparingly with a soft cotton cloth. Allow the leather to air dry afterwards, avoiding direct heat sources or harsh cleaning agents.
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The original Roman leather bag known as the Comacchio was discovered in 1980 off the coast of Comacchio, Italy. It was found in a shipwreck dating from the Augustan period (c. 27 BC to 14 AD). The find is of great historical significance, as leather objects from antiquity rarely survive; however, the Comacchio wreck yielded two well-preserved types of bags, providing insights into the equipment of Roman legionaries and travelers of that era.