I'm thinking it's vaguely similar to the "Scribble" print, but I've never seen anything exactly like the picture you posted.
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I'm thinking it's vaguely similar to the "Scribble" print, but I've never seen anything exactly like the picture you posted.
I also thought it looked very similar to the 'outside the lines' Scribble print but I searched and couldn't find the colorway from the wristlet photo. Then again, Hyacinth probably would've recognized if it were Scribble since she's into those.
Is it from the Colette line? Please see the attached links, NMAs. http://www.ebay.com/itm/COACH-Colet...043679?hash=item2efec86d5f:g:YGoAAOSwxcRW-bZF
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NWT-COACH-C...hash=item25c7ce0923:m:moaDngZCRwoLZ-lUEHlT_iA
It's not from any of the original Scribble lines. But it does look like the Colette pattern MRSBWS posted about.
Thank you all so very much! I knew I could count on you and I really appreciate your time and effort. So I guess I have my Julias and Colettes to research, because obviously I do not know what I am talking about. Very interesting print the "painted" one. I wish someone would have a list with all the styles of prints used by Coach, the story of the brand is fascinating!
For bags with all numeric serial numbers, we need measurements in order to accurately ID. It is probably a Kimball Zip #9911 from around 1993.
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Hi. I'm new here, but hope Im posting in the right place.
I have been a big Coach fan for years and have owned many of their classic leather bags. The leather, the stitching, the feel of a Coach bag is unique. I spot a strap at the bottom of a Goodwill purse bin and ask myself, "omg, is that Coach?!?" Usually, y
I have been a big Coach fan for years and have owned many of their classic leather bags. The leather, the stitching, the feel of a Coach bag is unique. I spot a strap at the bottom of a Goodwill purse bin and ask myself, "omg, is that Coach?!?" Usually, y
Sorry...accidentally hit "post."
To get to my point, I recently found this bag buried under a bush...yes, in mud, under a bush. I saw the strap, and asked myself, "omg, is that...?"
But i dont know this time. The leather, the stiching, the look, the feel all seem like a, but there's no creed, no label, nothing...anywhere. is that possible? Dont know how long it was in the mud, but i shook out 2 spiders, a pincher, and a rolliepollie while cleaning it. Some of the hardware is a little rusted, but it cleaned up beautifully. High quality leather. Any thoughts?
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Sorry, it looks similar to a Coach from the late 90s or early 2000s, but if there is no creed, it isn't. I don't remember a north south flap style like that with a zipper under the flap. Very curious about how it ended up under a bush!
Just wondering - what are the bag's measurements?
Is there any outside back pocket?
What about a pocket under the flap? It doesn't look like there's one there.
When you say the hardware was rusted, do you mean actual orange rust-color, or just discolored? And are the buckles silver-color? Is there anything stamped on the underside of the buckles?
Does the flap have any kind of magnetic snap or closure, or does it just hang freely?
Even if it's not a Coach, it still looks like a nice useful bag. But like Whateve said, the description just doesn't fit any of the Coaches we know about. The only similar style I know of had an outside pocket on the back and another one under the front flap. And anything bigger than about 8 inches across should have had a creed stamp, although if the leather was swollen up from being in damp ground that might have almost disappeared..
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Am I dreaming or could it be 9144 studio flap??? That has zipper under the flap.
ETA: never mind - now I see it's probably the one Hyacinth referenced
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I imagine a purse-snatching...which is too bad...but there was nothing inside, nothing to identify an original owner or anything.