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WALLET: CROCODILE LEATHER WITH REINFORCED METAL CORNERS, NEWMAN

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Overview

Rectangular dark brown leather wallet with reinforced metal corners. The outside cover is made of crocodile skin. The inside leather is soft and light brown and the seams are loose and worn. The left side has a pocket like leather and fabric lining. The other side has a double pocket with flap. The leather is worn and stained, particularly worn around the edges.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1985.1045

Item type

Material

Width

150 mm

Height or length

105 mm

Keywords

Photographed 2023

Statement of significance

Example of crocodile skin wallet.

Geotag

-31.952592792545, 115.82740245294

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