No 1943 Navigator Briefcase

My office in inundated with relics from the past, and I'm probably chief among them. Military artifacts especially seem to find a home with me. I've been looking at an old, official Army-issue Worl War II Navigator's Bag (circa 1943) in my office for years. The design seemed timeless; and with all the compartments inside, I thought it would be a perfect fit for today's executive.

Made in the Col. Littleton Workshop of brown, native American steer hide. Expanding body with adjustable side gussets accommodated your necessities. Straps with workable buckles wrap around the bag and also have snap closures for easy access. I added an adjustable, detachable shoulder strap to go with the handle, which I'm sure those World War II navigators would have appreciated.

Two dividers inside give you a total of three deep pockets. A leather pocket on the fron of the first divider holds your iPad pen/stylus, business cards, etc. I designed the unique solid brass closure especially for the bag. Brass pommel shield on the back is serial numbered; and the brass oval plate on the lower front may be personalized with three initials, adding to the exclusivity of the bag. Inside dimensions are 10 1/2" H x 15 1/2 " W x 4" D (expanded).
For personalization, indicate your option AND initials to be engraved below.

Customer Reviews: