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Posted 10 years ago
racer4four
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Whenever I don my fur stole and feathered hat, I pick up one of these bags, wince at the weight of the glass beads, place my lace hanky and silver compact inside, and skip off to the opera.
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Gorgeous
Thanks Moon!
Thanks so much Ken. I'm blushing and feeling wonderful.
Great story thanks Valentino. I have checked and the only thing in them was a bit of lint! Rats.
Thanks!
I love those old beaded purses....Such REAL GLASS Class !!
STUNNING!!
Thank you Rose - glass class, like that!
Sean .......thanks sweetie!
Thanks Lisa!
A zebra beaded bag sounds awesome....I would actually be more likely to use that than these. I can't carry off the class look.....more clown style really!
Nice to see that some "old bags" are appreciated...
The post would kill us Lisa!
Thanks Cicero for appreciating them like I do!
So beautiful !
Manikin - thanks!
I love This post!!!! Beautiful Purses/bags
Absolutely beautiful purses! Do you know what era they are from?
Thanks Elisabeth and Vintagepursefan!
These bags are from the 50s maybe early 60s, and probably made in Hong Kong.
Thanks for the info & again wonderful collection :)
Your welcome Racer4four :), thanks for information. They are so very nice.
Thanks Phil...if only you could photograph them, how glorious would they then be.