■ Condition Rank B - Good Used item, has some scratches, stains and obvious signs of usage. ■ View of Rank S - New Brand new with tags. SA - UNUSED Unused may have insignificant scratches or slight discoloration due to storage or display. AA - MINT Unused or barely used, may have some insignificant scratches or stains. A - Excellent Used item, may have insignificant scratches and signs of usage. AB - Very good Used item, has some insignificant scratches and other signs of usage. B - Good Used item, has some scratches, stains and obvious signs of usage. BC - Decent Item has scratches, discoloration and other noticeable signs of usage. C - Usable Item has scratches, discoloration and other heavy signs of usage. D - Asis - For Repair Item has heavy damages that would require repair. ■ Appearance This is a beautiful vintage Bally handbag in a rich burgundy color. The bag has an authentic vintage character throughout, with no major damage that would affect its use. It appears to be from an earlier era, offering a distinctive and timeless vintage charm. A rare piece that is not often encountered, especially for collectors who appreciate classic Bally designs. The bag opens and closes with a magnetic snap button and offers ample interior storage. The zipper pull had become somewhat stiff, but it has been carefully treated with a suitable lubricant and its movement has improved. A truly special vintage piece that is not easy to come across. We invite you to make this beautiful Bally handbag a treasured addition to your collection. ■ Size Width = 12.4inc Hight = 9.25inc Depth = 4.13inc Handle = 20.47inc Size is approximate.Please allow for slight deviations. ■ Functional There is no problem in use. ■ Including Items *Please check photos. In the case of overseas shipping, products are often handled in a messy manner. Please rest assured that we have a sturdy package in our shop. Also, since it may take some time before arrival in countries with high humidity, we also include a desiccant (silica gel) at the time of shipment. |