A small glass vial filled with a warm red liquid. The staple cure-all for bruises and scraped armor aboard airships.

A clear, slightly bitter vial that steadies the stomach and neutralizes venoms.

A corked glass flask of sticky, flammable compound. Toss and watch metal and canvas hiss and glow.

A compact leather roll of picks, files, and mirrors; polished brass toothpicks peek from the seam.

A padded satchel of tiny hammers, cogs, tongs and files favored by tinkerers and airship mechanics.

A coil of stout hemp rope, good for mooring, climbing, and rigging sails and gasbags.

A thick, oilcloth bedroll with sewn straps for easy stowage in a locker.

A day's ration of dried meats, hardtack, and candied fruit wrapped in waxed cloth.

A brass tin with flint, steel and charred tinder; essential for any skyfarer.

A well-made leather pack with brass buckles and internal loops for tools and vials.

A polished brass lantern with a tiny steam-driven pump that keeps the wick steady against sudden gusts.

A hollow brass monocle with a tiny winding key and etched distance markers; commonly sold to airship lookouts.

A palm-sized brass capsule that ejects an oily smoke when punctured, used by sky-pirates and smugglers.

A packet of brass gears and watch-springs perfect for repairing clockwork instruments and small engines.

A stitched hide jacket reinforced with riveted brass studs; lightweight and favored by skycrew who need mobility.

A balanced short blade with a brass-etched hilt. Reliable for close quarters aboard cramped decks.

A compact heavy-stave crossbow with brass fittings. Slower to reload but hits hard for its size.

A compact hand crossbow with a spring-wound bolt tray, useful in tight quarters on an airship.