FEATURES: The color of this late '70s to early '80s convertible eelskin bag is striking! Very deep, rich bordeaux red color with the natural lighter and darker shades present in real skin bags. The skin is very soft and supple, not dried out at all. Convertible from shoulder bag to clutch; the strap has clips at both ends so you can remove it or just tuck it into the bag. There are two inner compartments with a full-width divider, one with a zippered wall pocket. There's also a zippered pocket on the exterior. Lining is suede. No maker's label, but has a "Made in Korea" label. These were always very nice bags.

NOTE: The color shown in the close-up photo is lighter and brighter than actual. Other photos are more true to color.

CONDITION: Exterior is excellent. There are a scattering of tiny white dots on one portion of the front; these seem to pop up in bags with shiny surfaces, such as genuine patent leather. Not noticeable at a glance or in normal lighting; they're not as noticeable IRL as in the photo. There's a shallow crease on the back. The flapand interior suede show typical wear. We've cleaned and condition this; we don't "leave the cleaning to you"!

SIZE: A very usable size at approx. 12 1/4" across x 7 1/4" high x 1 1/4" front to back (soft-sided for some expansion.) Strap drop is 15 1/2" to top of bag.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in York, Pa.