Large, durable garment bag. Some of the brass hardware says "The French Company". It has no tags that I can find.

The colors of the bag will look somewhat differently than how they actually are on the bag. It is  maroon colored bag with designs as you can see in the picture.

The material is suede and heavy brass hardware.

It has a strong handle on the top for carrying when folded.

It has a brass chain and hanger to hang the bag when it's open.

Zippers work great. There is a detachable large bag inside.

It shows some wear. The suede has some scuffs and rubs. There is a scuff to the fabric on a yellow patch.  It has a combination lock/number lock, but I don't know the code/combination.

A picture that belonged to my father. its a female that looks to be drawn and painted in pencil.

Best I know this is Latticino/ Murano EPP & Co part of the label also #27 in the glassThank You

reproduction/original piece by Noelito. this piece is 184 out of 200 reproductions the artist added to this reproduction while it was at the gallery both signatures are on the painting. 

A. Franke

Neuschwanstein Castle

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I found this map behind a painting in my basement.  

The wording on the top is:

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                                                                        RED SEA - WEST COAST

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                                                             APPROACHES TO MUHAMMAD QOL

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                                                  SURVEYED BY COMMANDER E.H.WALTER R.N

      assisted by Lieutk, V.R.Brandon, J.A. Edgéll, S.A.G. Hill, C.W. Tinson, E.B.Cloete, & A.F.Powell, R.N

                                                        H.M. SURVEYING SHIP 'MERLIN'  1907.

          From Powell Rk TO Abington Rf from a Survey by Comm.f E.H.B Baker. H.M.S Challenger 1939

                                 All Bearings are True (thus: 126° etc.) and are given from Seaward.

                                   All Heights are expressed in Feet above High Water Springs.

                                                For Abbreviations see Admiralty Chart 5011.

                                                                       SOUNDINGS IN FATHOMS

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                                   reduced approxinately to the Level of Indian Spring Low Water.

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