Gorgeous women's summer satchel

By cbeck
June 9, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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cbeck

Posted June 9, 2018

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Posted June 9, 2018

Made by the brand Zatchel - this fantastic green satchel is handmade in England from the finest quality leather, using expert craftmanship. The matching green cable stitching and the silver nickel buckles give it that perfect finish. Magnetic fasteners underneath buckles for easy access. Adjustable strap with 20-27 inches drop from shoulder.

Dimensions - 13 inches wide. 9 inches high.

Bag has never been used so is in perfect condition.

Original price ?110. Happy to sell for ?55 cash for quick collection from Honor Oak Park.

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