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Conway Stewart Leather Folio Wallet
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The Conway Stewart Leather Folio Wallet with sturdy brass studs has been improved - now with a wide leather band on the reverse to attach it to wheeled cabin luggage. This makes this folio the perfect travelling companion for your business paperwork.
All hand made in England using the same luxury Montana grained leather as our Notebooks, Pocket Note Pads, Expandable Pen cases, and Traditional Desk Blotters.
Available in the same elegant hues of Green, Black or Burgundy, with the Conway Stewart logo and "Made in England" in gold lettering hidden under the front flap.
Its slim profile easily fits into your bag or briefcase while providing ample space for your documents, laptop (up to 13"), and essentials. The exterior size of the folio is 345mm x 245mm. Now with a wide leather band on the reverse to attach it to wheeled cabin luggage.
You can add your name, initials or a word up to 8 characters to the front of the folio in gold or silver foil for an additional charge.
Treat yourself to this little luxury, or gift it to someone special - it's a classic accessory that never goes out of style.
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Accessories can take up to 10 days to be dispatched.
We can expedite orders if they are needed for a specific date.
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