Leather kit with bandages and salves. Ten uses; the basic, trusted kit every farmhand keeps on the shelf.

Stout hemp rope, frayed at the ends but sound.

A length of wood wrapped in a tarred cloth. Cheap and reliable light.

Simple tinderbox with a few scraps of charcloth. The shop keeps an old battered one behind the counter.

A small wrapped bundle of dried meat, hardtack, and fruit. Good for the road.

A patched waterskin. Smells faintly of old riverweed.

Worn but clean bedroll, a farmer's favorite after a long day in the fields.

A dented metal lantern with a leather hood. The glass is cloudy but intact.

A clay flask of oily liquid. Stained the shopkeeper's shelves.

Stout iron pot. Useful for camp cooking and boiling grain.

A humble satchel of seeds. The shopkeeper swears the turnips from this seed survive the harshest frost.

A small glass vial of red-tinged liquid. Warm to the touch.

A small jar of mashed herbs and salves kept for sprains and minor cuts.

A short-handled sickle with a curved blade. Standard issue on most small farms.

An old pitchfork with one tine a bit bent. Handy for hay and occasionally for fighting off vermin.