Another wonderful find. This is an iconic purse style from the early 1960’s. I always love the fun prints used for the linings. You can see in the second photo that it also has a clear vinyl layer covering the fabric to protect the inside of the purse from spills and wear. What a great idea!
Several of these wait for summer in my closet, and the hardware and shapes can vary so I don’t mind collecting whatever I find. Many were made in British Hong Kong, which always meant quality workmanship.
When traveling incognito, of course, it’s important to have seasonal clothing and accessories to help me blend in with the scenery. These bags are big enough for all I need, but not too conspicuous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MORGANA MARTIN, THE MAGICVINTAGESPY
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I’ve just found several lovely handbags and will show them to you over the next few days. Remember, I promised that there will be several warm-weather items coming along with the more seasonal (for the northern hemisphere) kinds of things.