Sun Surf Lot SM02849 / Sailor Moku Products Hilo Railroad Company Tote Bag
SGD239.00
The cultivation of sugar cane and pineapples supported the Hawaiian plantation industry, and the railroads that transported the harvest and workers became indispensable to the plantation industry. Items specifically for railroad workers were also developed. This canvas tool bag was one of them.
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| Size |
Height |
Width |
Depth |
Handle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| F | Around 27.0cm | Around 45.0cm | Around 22.0cm | Around 40.0cm |
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