New, Mullholland Brothers Land Rover Briefcase Messenger Bag on 2040-parts.com
Bayport, New York, US
Makes a great gift for any LAND ROVER fan!NEW with tags, MULHOLLAND BROTHERS black pebble-grain leather briefcase/messenger bag with light brown leather trim, detachable shoulder strap, and handle. Two additional detachable straps offer a hanging opportunity. LAND ROVER logo on bag's opening flap. Two roomy inside pockets, front measuring 15"w x 12"l, back pocket measures 15"w x 15"l. Backpack measures 15"l x 15"w x 5"d. Brass tone hardware. Has been stored in pet-free, smoke-free home.
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