Heavy 14oz canvas Knapsack. Lherbette style used during the war of 1812 and still today. Main pocket measures 17.5 by 17 inches Cover flap features a center opening pocket that measures 17.5 by 11 inches. Heavy leather straps are hand sewn with reinforcements inside and traditional wood buttons for adjustment.

The Lherbette pattern knapsack was a simple design that had a divided central pocket with a flap that fastened down over the top of the pocket with a leather strap and buckle system. The straps that the Marine put on his shoulders were of brown leather.

Lherbette’s Knapsack Designed by John P. Lherbette, this knapsack is an early example of a patented piece of Army equipment. Adopted for its improved functionality and efficiency, this knapsack rode square upon the Soldier’s back. Lherbette …

Early 1800 British Knapsack which is another option for your British 1812 Kit. So many styles are made of this item, but we decided to make ours of 6/7 oz. leather, with hair on pad sown on the outside with the hair up, and the thumb cover sown on the inside. Measurements required in comment section at checkout.

Early 1800 British Knapsack which is another option for your British 1812 Kit. This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page. Pouch in flap and two compartments in main pouch. The knapsack is Sky Blue.

The Lherbette knapsack is copied from original specs and examination of an original knapsack. This knapsack has a blue painted flap with a white circle and "US" in red letters. It has one large pocket closed with a buckle and strap and a second envelope with center opening in the flap.

Pouch in flap and two compartments in main pouch. The knapsack is Sky Blue.

The Lherbette knapsack is copied from an original. It is painted the proper blue color, with a white circle and "US" in red letters. It has one large pocket with a buckle and strap and a second envelope with a center opening in the flap.

Designed by John P. Lherbette, this knapsack is an early example of a patented piece of Army equipment. Adopted for its improved functionality and efficiency, this knapsack rode square upon the Soldier’s back.

Your looking at a beautiful brand new reproduction lhebrette 1812 knapsack..Heavy canvas painted cover..Nicely made retailing for over $200 on Jarnigans website. Thanks for looking!!!