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In 1670 the French can be found using "havresac" to refer to a cavalry trooper's bag for horse provender

The neckline brings the shoulder of the garment up on the wearer to avoid uncomfortable shifting while the hips have just enough flare to be comfortable and not bulky

We suggest measuring your natural waist while wearing stays to get a proper fit

The shoulder straps are attached to the stay independently

with a heavy cotton binding

Hand Lantern drinking In 1670 the French canThis lantern is perfect for trekking or walking around camp. The convenient handle on the back keeps your fingers safely away from flames and the half moon back projects the light into your path. Dimensions 5" x 5. 5" x 12"