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Some photos before I move in! Lighting is terrible here today, so not the best comparison pics, but it looks so much better irl. The scratches around the handle are dark again thanks to the BR, but I'm sure that will look better in a few days. I've buffed and polished all I can for now. I'm so torn on my favorite style now, I do love the Regina and she is so pretty to look at, but I think Court might be a better every day bag since it is a bit bigger, at least for now while I'm having to carry our sanitizer and all our masks. I will see how it goes with botw!

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I know I've said it a hundred times, but I love British Tan so much :love:
Oh your Court looks gorgeous!! Well done!
 
The strap is mostly done, just need another application of CPR, then BlackRock. I am glad with the result, now I can wear the large Courier crossbody.
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Omg that looks amazing! I really want to wear my Pony crossbody, so you might have an order from me in the future!
 
Good afternoon all,
Picked this one up because it's red and from Italy, it's red. Disgustingly filthy, tried it to see what it would do, its red. I'm working away and feel something in the pocket of which was folded up and when I unfolded it, there is what I'm sure is a piece of the leather sewed inside of the bag. My question: Is this seen often? Is anyone interested in documenting it for some reason? Now, being comfortable kinda knowing what it is I'm going to leave it. Was their someone at the Italy factory doing this on the regular? For instance during the first muscle car era someone at Chrysler was putting his mark inside the trunk in the same place of the Challenger's he helped build. Those cars when found,,,,will be worth a little more because of this and their are several. I'm not interested in anything other than if it should be in some collection, I'll happily give it up. You folks know what's best, Im'ma germaphobe and won't carry this disgusting handled little thing far regardless.


Hey to my neighbor, last week was a long way from being stuck in the snow. Wow
 

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Good afternoon all,
Picked this one up because it's red and from Italy, it's red. Disgustingly filthy, tried it to see what it would do, its red. I'm working away and feel something in the pocket of which was folded up and when I unfolded it, there is what I'm sure is a piece of the leather sewed inside of the bag. My question: Is this seen often? Is anyone interested in documenting it for some reason? Now, being comfortable kinda knowing what it is I'm going to leave it. Was their someone at the Italy factory doing this on the regular? For instance during the first muscle car era someone at Chrysler was putting his mark inside the trunk in the same place of the Challenger's he helped build. Those cars when found,,,,will be worth a little more because of this and their are several. I'm not interested in anything other than if it should be in some collection, I'll happily give it up. You folks know what's best, Im'ma germaphobe and won't carry this disgusting handled little thing far regardless.


Hey to my neighbor, last week was a long way from being stuck in the snow. Wow
Was the square sewn inside the pocket or on the inside panel under the zipper? The latter is common in a lined vintage bag. If it was sewn by mistake inside the pocket, that would be interesting but hard to tell from the pictures.
 
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