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Multi-Color Plastic-Beaded Hippie-Era Shoulder Bag

on March 30, 2021

1970s candy dots hippie multi-color no maker tag plastic beads shoulder bag

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1970s Bag by Pat Embroidered Vinyl Bucket Bag

on February 22, 2018

1970s Bag by Pat bird Columbus embroidered flowers hippie Mississippi monogram newspaper ad vinyl

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1960s Beaded Shoulder Bag

on January 11, 2018

1960s beaded faceted handmade hippie Made in Hong Kong no maker tag shoulder bag

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Hippie Era Tapestry Fold-Over Shoulder Bag

on April 06, 2017

1960s 1970s folds over fringe hippie no maker tag shoulder bag tapestry

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Carpetbags of America Quilted Shoulder Bag

on December 08, 2016

1960s 1970s Carpetbags of America flowers hippie quilted shoulder bag upholstery fabric

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Roger Van S. Beaded Shoulder Bag

on November 18, 2016

1960s beaded candy dots hippie patriotic Roger Van S. shoulder bag tote

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Walborg Red Bead and Crocheted Hippie-Era Bag

on November 11, 2016

1960s 1970s beaded crocheted hippie like new made in Japan Walborg

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Plastic Beaded Shoulder Bag with Star Motif

on July 26, 2016

1960s 1970s beaded hippie no maker tag shoulder bag

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Large Round Hippie Era Shoulder Bag with Beads

on June 30, 2016

1960s beads black and white hippie no maker tag round shoulder bag

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Hippie Boho Woven Tote with Metal Handles

on April 05, 2016

1960s 1970s boho hippie metal handles no maker tag plastic covered yarn tote purse tubing woven

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Double Sided Distressed Leather Shoulder Bag

on March 26, 2016

1960s 1970s distressed leather double compartment handmade hippie no maker tag

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Modern Shoulder Bag Made From Carpet Samples

on January 29, 2016

carpet bag hippie macrame modern no maker tag

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Faux Leather 1960s Embroidered Tote

on January 08, 2014

1960s bird butterfly embroidered hippie initials no maker tag vinyl

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Jerry Terrence Original Carpet Bag

on October 28, 2013

1960s 1970s carpet groovy hippie Jerry Terrence shagadelic The Original Carpet Bag

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Pair of Homemade Hippie Style Velour Purses

on July 15, 2013

1970s bought them separately hippie homemade no maker tag shoulder bag velour

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Magid Hippie Era Shoulder Bag

on July 07, 2013

1960s 1970s funky hippie leather Magid suede

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Small Beaded Wire-Work Bag

on October 03, 2012

1960s 1970s beaded floral gold wire hippie lined small purse

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