Bramble & Post · provisions for people who walk · Vol. III
Each provision is filed by catalogue number, drawn once at the desk and set on its label. What is on the shelf is what the maker has to hand; the counts are plain and true.
* the season's chosen provision.
a, waxed-cotton body (12 oz, dry-waxed) · b, solid-brass roller buckle · c, bridle-leather shoulder strap, adjustable.
Cut from twelve-ounce dry-waxed cotton, sewn with a solid-brass roller buckle and a strap of bridle leather. It carries a day's provisions and weathers the walk home.
What you are carrying, filed by catalogue number. Change the counts or set a line down; the reckoning keeps itself.
| No. | Provision | Each | Count | Line | Set down |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B-104 | Ridgeway Waxed Satchelwaxed cotton, brass, bridle leather | £128.00 | £128.00 | ||
| T-410 | Enamel Tin Mugvitreous enamel, rolled rim | £16.00 | £32.00 | ||
| M-201 | Drover's Trail Maplinen paper, hand-inked | £22.00 | £22.00 |
That code is not in the book. Enter the code as it was sent — the post does not guess.
Enter the order as it will be posted. The destination is a filing coordinate, typed; your name is set. The order takes a number and cannot be recalled once posted.
The order enters the day-book under its number and posts to the destination. Escape leaves the page as it was.
No. 214 · 12 Jul 2026 · —