Longhunter's Possibles Bag. This medium-sized, D-shaped bag is a classic style used in many areas of the colonies from the 17th-19th century. Finely constructed from soft-tanned, American Bison leather, it features a beavertail flap with leather bound edges. Scalloped along the top for a snug fit against the hip, the main bag is a roomy 9" wide x 8" high. The interior pocket is 5" wide and a 7" wide pocket is sewn across the front, providing easy access for balls or patches. The jute and cotton strap is 43" long, without adjustment, and is attached with two "D" rings and attractive leather tabs.