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This is q vintage coach dinky. She has an orange red color. Did the Spectator line make a red dinky? Is she authentic?

Is this an authentic vintage Coach pocket purse? She is stunning. I know the style number is 9755 but this would have been pre-style number right? The strap is not adjustable and the bottom is one solid piece

Is this an authentic Vintage Coach Dinky?

This is a vintage Coach Court with silver hardware made in Costa Rica and she is soft. However I’ve never seen the kind the leather on the handle bunched up like this. Is she real and is there anything I can do to fix the handle?

It looks like a dark Navy. Except I’ve never seen where the hardware is covered on the inside. I think the turn lock needs to be adjusted but it’s covered so I have no idea how to repair it.

It’s a beautiful green color and she feels and smells authentic but I don’t want to get too excited yet.

I purchased this bag from Poshmark. The first thing that stood out were the indentations on the inside grommet behind the turn lock, and then the splitting inside. It is from 1994 and the lining has white material behind the suede seen inside. Google said it’s reinforcement. The leather is soft and the hardware is not magnetized (except for the hangtag).

I bought this bag at Goodwill. The hardware is real brass (not magnetic). But I’ve never seen a clasps like this. Usually the clasps sleeker. The straps match the wear of the bag though. For reference I’ve shown the zipper to compare the hardware. This is a 70s made in NYC basic clutch bag.

Is this a Frankenbag or fake?

I purchased this “white,” it’s more of an off white Coach Court bag. It’s in pretty good shape, but I want to clean her properly. She has some yellowing near the hardware, the strap and under the pull strap. There is also some of the coloring is worn off the sides. I’m not looking for perfection so if you tell me “leave her alone” I think that’s fair. But is there any room for improvement? I’ve done one pass of Leather CPR cleaner then conditioning and buffing.

Here’s what we know. Made in the United States. Here creed number suggests late 80s early 90s maybe? I haven’t seen a name or style anywhere.