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Poe 351 has one strap. This one has three.
Two run up either side of the front and over the flap, and a third sits in the center, each ending in a silver buckle. A small stitched tab marks the middle of the flap. The handle on top is stitched and ringed, and the body is two compartments stacked. Open it and the flap carries two rivets underneath.
A burgundy wild-alligator portfolio built from two bellies and a jaw flap, with a brass push lock. Read the skin like a map: marks, lining, a missing handle.
The Thomas More 1928 is a chestnut bridle leather briefcase with two brass buckle straps, brass D rings, dark brown edges and a bright red suede lining inside.
The Woodhull 4753 has a red sheepskin suede exterior over a natural veg tan frame, with Cobra quick-release locks. It is a showpiece briefcase.
Newton 2016 is a glossy brown leather briefcase with a brass hook closure, a dark top handle and a stitched Marcellino New York patch on the body.
Galileo 1077 is a brown bridle leather briefcase I made with a red suede lining, a brass combination lock, two buckle latches and double compartments.
A sharp-edged square case in London tan Sedgwick English bridle leather with a brass Italian key lock, red sheepskin lining and cross stitched edges.