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i saw a beautiful GOLD small bag/clutch partyish bag, shiny gold....i love it but it was too expensive at the outlet for a little bag (100ish)
it has a kisslock type of opening
it has a kisslock type of opening
It's an embossed PDA case from back when Palm Pilots were the rage, though they might fit iPhones. I don't know the style number but I believe it's from the 8xxx series of similar items.
Oh thank you soo much, you are very knowledgeable. It does fit my Iphone, I just don't know what to do with the velcro part. It was just a pretty organizer for my odds and ends
. Thanks again & have a good night!
Originally, there was another half of the velcro that stuck to the back of the PDA so when the two pieces of velcro were stuck together, the PDA wouldn't fall out.Oh thank you soo much, you are very knowledgeable. It does fit my Iphone, I just don't know what to do with the velcro part. It was just a pretty organizer for my odds and ends
Thanks again & have a good night!
Chances are, the other piece of velcro is in PDA heaven stuck to the device.
Hi all...I'm sorry I don't have a photo to accompany this request...but I saw a Coach bag at a local Goodwill this afternoon and was curious to know more about it. It was a shoulder bag, made out of very dark green material (possibly suede?) with black leather accents/trim/shoulder strap. It had a sort of flap with a strip of the black leather trim going vertically down its front and "Coach Leatherwear" was embossed on it above a buckle closure. I have a horrible memory so those are the most distinctive elements I can remember, sorry! After doing some Googling, it looks like the bag could be in the soho flap genre, but I can't find anything that looks exactly like it. Any guidance or potential bag names would be wonderful! Thanks!
It's just a name Coach has recycled several times for several different styles and collections. Coach names are reused often and the name Madison for a collection goes back to at least 1994.
Without knowing the style number it's almost impossible to ID a bag from a decription. And it may not even have been genuine.
Next time please make a note of the serial number inside the bag. Meanwhile since you're the only one who knows what it looks like, you might want to Search Ebay for Coaches with Soho Flap in the title.
Can somebody help me name this purse? I have never seen it anywhere before. It was made in the United States and has a xxxx xxx number. On the top of each number there's a little line visible which might be from hand stamping? So i assume it's real.
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/V6x0IdCwQp5PxsbKGk5l4lJ2IbhZZEyFlgKMRcbmIjQ?feat=directlink
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/V6x0IdCwQp5PxsbKGk5l4lJ2IbhZZEyFlgKMRcbmIjQ?feat=directlink
We have to see a photo of the creed patch. Any mark or number that appeared in a real Coach could just as easily be copied onto a fake. In fact just from the details of that bag I'm guessing that it has a 50 percent chance of being counterfeit if it's any kind of pebbled leather like it seems to be.
Overstamping marks have been faked too - here's just one example:
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https://picasaweb.google.com/106280...authkey=Gv1sRgCOzCqZfw36Hi5QE&feat=directlink
It looks real to me. The marks seem pretty irregular. So there werent any bag with tghat kind of reg # that were made of pebble?
I found a similar style bag on etsy with same look of leather and same lock.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/80143249/vintage-black-full-grain-leather-coach
The one on Etsy is genuine. Yours doesn't have any kind of smooth leather "strap" running up and over the flap from the turnlock tab.
Please post more photos of the back and sides of the bag, also measurements. I haven't seen that style before but the creed looks valid. Is it a regular purse rather than a briefcase?
It looks like a Sheridan style but I'm still trying to find a record or photo of it.