COACH Purse Crossbody Satchel Beige/Tan Pebbled Leather Monticello Sheridan.

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COACH Purse Crossbody Satchel Beige/Tan Pebbled Leather Monticello Sheridan.:
$80.00

***C O A C H***100 % AuthenticMade in USATop Handle Style PurseCrossbody Satchel Beige/Tan Pebbled Leather Monticello Sheridan.Made of durable pebbled leather with smooth leather trim.The front flap closes securely with a turn lock closure.The interior of this bag hasDouble interior compartment lined with faille jacquardfabricand has a small interior zipper pocket.A slip pocket on the back.The Slip Pocket in the back has a rip on the fabric (See Pic).Brass Hardware.Original Coach hang tag is missing.It has some wear on the bottom corners.Some of the leather is frayed and the color has been worn.The interior is very clean but could have some pen ink marks.Exterior Cleaned Sanitized and Conditioned.It comes from a smoke and Pet free, Home.No bad odors.Approx Measurements: 10\" L x 9\" H x 4 1/2\" Depth.
About the Sheridans:The Sheridans were made in Costa Rica and the US as well as ITALY and had a more rounded or pebbled leather grain, a taupe fabric lining,and a creedsimilar to the Dakotas.The Sheridan Collection from COACH was the premium and one of the most expensive from the high-ends handbags,with a limited production each handbag was handcrafted and made with premium imported leather.They were also mainly made in the 2-tone Spectator color combinations although some solid-color versions in colors like black, red and tan were also available.Both styles were “rule-breakers” in that many Sheridan styles didn’t have serial numbers either, and although both styles used solid brass hardware they also made wide use of PLASTIC zippers instead of the more usual brass styles.Both styles sometimes used things like zipper pulls and turnlocks that were not used on any other style of Coach bag, and are often mistakenly identified as fakes because they break several (nonexistant!) authenticity “rules”.To balance out the more casual Sheridans, Coach introduced the Madison line in 1993.