This is a masterpiece travel bag/Boston bag from Berluti's Madame Olga era, featuring Cervo leather patina. This valuable item was produced during the golden age of the 4th generation, Madame Olga, who built the brand into a global maison that was later acquired by Louis Vuitton. Berluti, which at the time only sold leather shoes, began producing and selling bags, aside from special orders from customers. This is one of the prestigious items that the maison staked its reputation on. At the time, it wasn't widely known, and very few were imported into Japan. It features an early design that combines supple and soft Cervo leather (deer leather) with a patina finish, a limited material at the time, and the handles are finished with great attention to detail. Deer leather, often used in gloves, is said to be the closest in feel to human skin, becoming more familiar with use and is a durable material resistant to water and friction. To pursue lightness, almost no metal parts are used, and the handles are of high-quality finish, making them easy to grip even when carrying heavy luggage. Since it's all leather, it can be folded. It's very lightweight for its size and is perfect for everyday use, as well as for travel and business trips. Currently, this is only available through special order, priced at 853,000 yen with a delivery time of 4-6 months, but it seems that the material will be replaced with the current Venezia leather. It comes with a logo-embossed padlock (key) and clochette, a name tag shaped like a "B", a shoulder strap, and the original storage bag from that time. Since these are small items that are no longer produced, they are worth 40,000 to 50,000 yen on their own. The inner lining features a Scritto pattern and has a wide-opening double zipper. The color is an amber brown patina that deepens with use. Size: Approximately 32cm (height) x 50cm (width) x 21cm (depth) Of course, it is a genuine product, so free and paid maintenance, including polishing, is available at Berluti stores nationwide in Japan. The condition is good, with some signs of use from about 20 car trips, but no significant damage or stains. The handles and inner lining are clean, and there are minor scuffs on the bottom that are unavoidable with use, but they are in good condition considering the age. Please take this opportunity to acquire a timeless masterpiece. I am planning to move soon and will be listing various other items, including Berluti, so please take a look.