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An earlier run of the 2220, in London tan with army green. The tan is English bridle leather. The green is suede, and it turns up where the briefcase meets the shoulder.
Wallace 2202 in brown English bridle leather with brass buckles and a round brass key lock, photographed with its shoulder strap. Marcellino NY.
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