Treasury Briefcase - Handmade leather Briefcase by Mackenzie Leather Edinburgh

A ‘Treasure’ to assist your entire career. This reinterpretation of the traditional English saddle hide briefcase is the perfect, classic business case.
This briefcase is extremely secure and sturdy due to two solid brass buckles that fastens with a central, British-made lock. The inside contains a zipped divider and two main compartments.
These beautifully constructed briefcases are unlined. However, the bar cover and the divider are made from finest suede velour lining.
Add that extra personal touch by having your initials sewn on to your bag.
The Treasury Briefcase is inspired by the iconic case held by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, often abbreviated to the Chancellor who is a high ranking Minister of the Crown within the Government of the United Kingdom, and head of Her Majesty’s Treasury. Responsible for all economic and financial matters, the role is equivalent to that of a finance minister in other countries.
As a result, this re-interpretation of the traditional English saddle hide briefcase is a classic case that lasts a lifetime, a perfect treasure to possess.
Our collection of handcrafted briefcases are all made using traditional methods in the heart of Edinburgh, ensuring each piece will see you through your whole career.
We apply our highly skilled saddlery techniques, the dedication of our team and highest quality of Italian and Spanish leather to produce handmade leather briefcase bags that are as individual as our customers.
All our bags and briefcases come with a Mackenzie Leather branded dust bag to keep your product nice and safe.
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[@gregcouture8253]

Hi, in the video, Is that the large or small size Treasury case?

[@danielbeddows2089]

Great video, thanks.

[@MackenzieLeatherEdinburgh]

Thank you kindly 😊

[@imrekocsis4614]

OK enough of the sales pitch. I subscribed to learn leather craft not watch countless sales pitches. Your products are beautifull but this does not help me in my goal in becoming a better leather crafter. Are you ever going to do video's showing how you make your products???? Cheers from South Africa

[@MackenzieLeatherEdinburgh]

Hi ,thanks for your comment. Our videos started during lockdown as a way of virtually visiting our shop and getting a deeper look into our bags and what we . At the moment we dont have any plans on doing actual turtorial videos. We are going to make more in depth videos on our storey,products,methods etc but not step by step tutorials. However as an optimist who always takes feedback constructively i will give this some thought for the future as once upon a time i actually ran workshops of 10-12 people regularly before i took over Mackenzie 😀 Best wishes Simon Harvey Potts