Classic Wallace Briefcase Modern High End Lock

This is one of my old briefcase styles called the Alfred Wallace. Hand stitched using American made English bridle leather with an English toast suede lining. Double compartments with double removable straps and brass hardware. Normally i put the English round key lock on this style but this is the more modern sleeker Hampton combination clock lock.
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[@Thedrewshow559]

This is stunning. Very nice work. When I upgrade next year I’ll be hitting you up!

[@thomashadleigh2575]

What a beautiful and elegant looking briefcase. This is one of the few things I always want but never can afford in my lifetime. Too bad, but thanks for showing anyway.

[@JamesCrane]

I love your attention to detail, and really love the color! Very nice looking briefcase!

[@markmejia9453]

Classic Wallace Briefcase - Modern High End Look Very nice! A “Major Improvement.” No complaints. Looks and appears to function as a gentleman’s briefcase must. My Personal Rating: 4 out of 4 Stars. I enjoyed today’s Marcellino Leather KZbin video. After several months of computer registry problems, I managed to correct the issue that resulted in a continuous progress circle; something which precluded my ability to comment on KZbin, but I managed to solve the problem and may now write, review, critique, and post as need be. Well, let’s see… Oh yes: Since my last conversation with Joseph this spring, I had the opportunity to continue moving forward, representing clients, going to court, and meeting with my clients as an actual legal working professional. Here, image is very important, especially during those “initial first meetings with my new clients.’ Often, I am able to make a favorable impression by what I am wearing, what I am ‘carrying,” and how I conduct myself in these client meetings. This summer, one of my clients offered to provide me with what she considered to be “a very expensive briefcase.’ On our next meeting (handling her daughter’s civil complaint for harassment and request for restraining order), before her daughter could invite me in and I could walk through the door with my own "briefcase of briefcases," my client, an older lady quickly whisked herself away to her bedroom "to get something." In the meantime, (as I had told her already), that I" do in-fact" - have a very expensive briefcase, but I do not always bring it out, as I try not to appear boastful, nor do I wish to intimidate my clients, but I do realize, sometimes “one must show the flag,” and so on my second meeting, I felt it important and made it my business to bring my $4,000.00 power lawyer/doctor briefcase. I sat the briefcase “on the table, making sure she saw it, as she “knows (like Joseph does), that I’m working hard to make something of myself in the legal field,” so it was necessary to prove by “deeds,” that I wasn’t just some no name walking around. I had all the necessary drapings, required to show, that I was in-fact properly adorned and able to competently handle her daughter’s affairs. Happily, I took care of their matter. So well in fact, that her daughter’s petition was immediately granted post review of the material prepared for her and more importantly - for the Judge to review and approve. The morale of the story: Marcellino cases are in-fact very beautiful briefcases; able to stand up and do the job for which they are intended. As Ferris Bueller once said: "If you can afford one, I highly recommend "picking one up...!" - MDM, Juris Doctor Candidate.

[@Slipsch]

These are beautiful. Hope i can learn how to make these from you some day

[@josearturogf]

Pure art

[@shawnhampton8503]

I looked for your personal fb page but could not find it.

[@48306jw]

Cool!

[@calvingreen7197]

Do you use bonded nylon or polyester thread? Just curious...thanks!

[@Jpmarcellino]

i use both and sometimes linen

[@alimbratour9371]

I want to make one

[@alvarezgomes4646]

Very beautifull briefcase and fantastic color! but... oh man! I can see from here... too heavy! - the leather is too thich!

[@Jpmarcellino]

Actually it is not too heavy or thick. The one in the video uses a thin bridle leather and suede lining carefully built around a special cardboard barrier. I can even get these as light as the cheap faux leather briefcases you see in office stores. I make them look like the traditional heavy thick full grain leather briefcases that I also make.

[@hochiminh7909]

So in this video you have an Italian selling an English briefcase with a Scottish name to Americans?

[@Jpmarcellino]

I'd rather look at it like this - an American born in Brooklyn with an Italian name, making an English style of briefcase named after a Brit that also came up with the theory of evolution through natural selection and sells them to people around the world.