Colonial White Canvas Haversack Bag
Colonial White Canvas Haversack Bag
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Description
Description
Ā Ā Complete your Revolutionary War look with our Colonial White Canvas Haversack Bag. Inspired by the essential gear carried by soldiers and travelers during the 18th century, this historically styled accessory adds both authenticity and functionality to any military or colonial costume.
Ideal for
- Revolutionary War reenactments and living history events
- Stage productions and theatrical performances
- Colonial and military themed events
- Educational presentations and costume use
ā Includes
White Canvas Haversack Bag
Designed to replicate the shoulder bags used by both Continental Army soldiers and British Redcoats
ā Features & Details
Historically accurate design used by 18th-century soldiers and travelers for carrying food and personal gear
Constructed from durable cotton canvas for strength and long-lasting use
Features a gusseted bottom for expanded storage capacity
Flap includes a double layer of fabric for added durability
Secured with a natural horn button to keep contents safe during use
ā Size Details
Height: approximately 12 inches
Width: approximately 10 inches
Strap width: approximately 2 inches
Strap length: approximately 50 inches
Flap (open): approximately 16" x 12"
Complete the look by pairing this haversack with our Revolutionary War uniforms, including our Continental Army Childrenās Revolutionary War Soldier Costume
ā Why Choose Heritage Costumes?
⢠Proudly Made in the USA
⢠Crafted with elevated fabrics, not costume-grade materials
⢠Designed for historical accuracy and stage presence
⢠Built for repeated wear in schools, reenactments, and productions
⢠Thoughtfully constructed for comfort and durability
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Why Choose Heritage Costumes?
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Made in the USA
Proudly produced in small batches in California using higher quality fabrics.
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Ships Quickly
Most orders ship within 24 hours from our California workshop.
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Built for Reenactments
Designed for schools, theater productions, and living history events.