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The strap attachment detail given in Sketches Al to A5, Fig. 1, is a primitive type of fastening. Saddle Cinch straps, Bridles and Reins, laced with a wet buckskin or rawhide thong were suitable for the most strenuous use. Several applications of this style of fastening are shown in Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Many other applications will suggest themselves. Purse handles may be attached in this way, either with a dee strap as the brief case handle in Sketch B, or laced directly to the purse. It is especially appropriate for attaching the double handles, of the long and short loop type, which otherwise must be machine stitched to the front and back of the bag or purse.