The LedgerSupply & Salvage Catalogue

“Sealed bottled water.”

“A full field canteen.”

“Scooped from wherever. Drink it and hope.”

“Bitter, warm, and it takes the edge off a fever.”

“Cold, but filling.”

“A quick bite.”

“Meal, ready to eat. A whole day in a bag.”

“Hot food. Worth the fire.”

“Dense, dried, packed to travel.”

“Stops the bleeding.”

“Board and bindings for a broken limb.”

“Mashed herbs bound with a rag. Crude but renewable.”

“A bandage that won’t turn the wound.”

“Needle, thread, antiseptic. Closes the deep ones.”

“Field surgery in a box.”

“Jams you back onto your feet.”

“Everything, in one bag.”

“Takes the edge off.”

“A real course. Beats the infection back and holds it there.”

“Experimental. Clears the infection outright.”

“An unlabelled blister pack. Mostly painkillers.”

“Type O, still cold. Field transfusion.”

“Salvage. Useful later.”

“Torn fabric.”

“Torn strips of cloth. Dressings, wicks, cordage.”

“Fixes almost anything.”

“A length of board. Handles, hafts and shafts.”

“Cut steel pipe. Shafts and polearms.”

“Flattened, trimmed steel plate.”

“A fistful of nails. Spikes and fixings.”

“Ground-down metal offcuts with an edge.”

“A circular saw blade. Still bites.”

“An angle-grinder cutting disc.”

“A car brake rotor. Heavy, hard, round.”

“A metal road sign, prised off its post.”

“Loose propellant. For hand-loading rounds.”

“Empty brass. Re-loadable with powder and lead.”

“Burnt wood. Filters water, makes powder.”

“Heavy woven fabric. Packs and armour backing.”

“Nylon strapping and buckles.”

“Needles and heavy thread. Stitches cloth and skin.”

“Disinfectant. Keeps a wound from turning.”

“Coiled copper wire, stripped from cabling.”

“Salvaged boards, switches, small motors.”

“Bleach, solvents, fertiliser — volatile stuff.”

“High-proof spirit. Disinfects, burns, numbs.”

“A glass bottle. Holds liquid — or fire.”

“Foraged leaves and roots with some use in them.”

“Cut ballistic panel from a ruined vest.”

“AA cells.”

“Still has fuel.”

“Belts, plugs, filters, gaskets. Fixes engines at a mechanic.”

“Forged internals and tuning hardware. Installs upgrades at a mechanic.”

“Cut strips of tyre rubber.”

“Road signs and sheet metal lashed to a harness.”

“Layered cloth and rag. Stops a bite, softens a round.”

“Steel plate over padding. Heavy.”

“Salvaged ballistic panels on a proper carrier.”

“Full plate carrier. The best you can build.”

“Dented steel can. Fill it at a pump, pour it into a tank.”

“A rough field patch.”

“Plug and re-inflate one blown tyre.”

“A proper patch job.”

“A wind-up racket on a timer.”

“Braided cordage.”

“A slung canvas bag.”

“A stitched-together pack frame.”

“MOLLE rig, the real thing.”

“Rounds for pistol-class weapons.”

“Rounds for shotgun-class weapons.”

“Bolts for the crossbow.”

“Screws onto the muzzle. Quietens the shot.”

“Under-barrel light.”

“Steadier aim on automatics.”

“Standard magnified optic.”

“Long-range glass.”

“Sees heat through the dark.”

“A bottle, a rag, and a reason to run.”

“Powder and nails in a length of pipe.”

“Sheet metal wrapped tight around powder and nails.”

“A bottle of chemicals and char, corked and thrown.”

“A block head taped to a length of pipe.”

“A sharpened road sign on a pole.”

“A rough pick on a haft.”

“A bat wrapped in scrap and studded with nails.”

“A saw blade bolted through the business end.”

“A car brake rotor lashed on as an axe head.”

“A blade welded into the jaw of a wrench.”

“A sickle with extra spikes welded along the blade.”

“A blade lashed to a long pole.”

“An angle-grinder disc on a shaft, still spinning.”

“A circular saw blade fixed to a wrench handle.”

“A welded plate-metal axe head on a pipe.”

“Still bright. Doubles as a light source.”

“A real machete.”

“A tactical hatchet.”

“Emergency equipment. Still sharp.”

“A collector’s piece, now a survival tool.”

“A Colt Python. Six rounds, heavy hitting.”

“A sawn hunting shotgun.”

“A modern hunting crossbow with a scope.”