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Stackable
Drawstring pouch of oiled deerhide the size of a clenched fist, darkened along the belt-loop from a season on the road. The cord is braided from a finer leather, ends burned rather than knotted.
Entry
Chronicle
Turned out by leatherworkers in the same shops that supply the military, as the first gear an apprentice is allowed to sell for their own account. Most go to travelers, couriers, and children running errands long enough to warrant carrying more than a fist of coin. A good pouch takes its shape from the owner inside a month, and gives nothing back to a thief who wears it after.