capsa roman papyrus case of leather Lijfje en korsetten Shoes of this type were

Shoes of this type were worn from the second half of the 12th century by Normans and late Franks

Nowadays it is part of the collection of Museé d'Argentomagnus in France

Perfect as a diary

The front flap closes with an adjustable leather strap and a brass buckle

capsa roman papyrus case of leather Lijfje en korsetten Shoes of this type wereA capsa was the cylindrical tube in which Roman writers and officials carried loose papyrus leaves not intended for rolling around a stick, but for flat sheets. Hand sewn from vegetable tanned leather, suitable for re enactment and historical darstellung. Dimensions: approximately 31 cm high, 4 cm diameter. Material: vegetable tanned leather.