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The Roundup

Everyday Carry: Late 1800’s

Everyday Carry: Late 1800’s

It may not have been called “everyday carry,” but men have always had a selection of gear they traveled with on a daily basis. Obviously, the items themselves have evolved over time and others have been added as they’ve become popular. In this series, we’ll take a look back at some standard everyday carry of years gone by.

  • Walking Stick – Link
  • Pocketwatch – Link
  • Corn Cobb Pipe – Link
  • Russell Barlow Knife – Link
  • White Phosphorus Matches – Link
  • Skeleton Key – Link
  • Coins – Link
  • Tobacco – Link
  • Colt Revolver – Link

Check out more Everyday Carry throughout the ages.