Null THE BRIDGE. HANDBAG, 1970'S.
In leather.
Guarantee stamp inside.
Slight ma…

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THE BRIDGE. HANDBAG, 1970'S. In leather. Guarantee stamp inside. Slight marks on the leather. 21 x 32 x 16 cm.

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THE BRIDGE. HANDBAG, 1970'S. In leather. Guarantee stamp inside. Slight marks on the leather. 21 x 32 x 16 cm.

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