Save the photo to a folder on your computer - make sure it's smaller than 1600x1200 pixels. Then use the Manage Attachments button that;s 3 or 4 inches under the bottom of the Reply to Thread box that you're posting your reply in to add the photo. Browse to the folder where the photo is stored and click on it, then follow the regular way of posting pictures.
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Save the photo to a folder on your computer - make sure it's smaller than 1600x1200 pixels. Then use the Manage Attachments button that;s 3 or 4 inches under the bottom of the Reply to Thread box that you're posting your reply in to add the photo. Browse to the folder where the photo is stored and click on it, then follow the regular way of posting pictures.
That style did. There are a lot of unusual or uncommon features erspecially in older bags. Never assume something about an unfamiliar style is fake because you haven't seen it in other Coaches. Ask here to find out.
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Unfortunately the photo is too small to be of any help. Is that the size the seller sent you?
The bag in the listing was made in 2003, so it isn't very old, but the style was introduced in 1997. It is currently on Coach.com and you can see the divided pockets in the pictures. http://www.coach.com/online/handbag...0000000000052055&navCatId=7100000000000000607
Sellers use "vintage," "cashin," "carly" and several other keywords way more frequently than they should be used. Some sellers are unaware of the incorrect terminology and other sellers are using words that they think might get their items sold more quickly.
Use of a key word doesn't mean that it is that description.
You're welcome. Most sellers don't know how to determine how old an item is, or what vintage means, or they think using the word vintage will help it sell better.
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