Girl's wallet with hat and camera

What goes into a clasp purse of 8.5 × 6 × 5 cm

Coins, folded notes and the small things that sink to the bottom of a bag: a locker key, a few hair grips, a receipt worth keeping. The metal frame snaps shut with two ball catches. At 8.5 × 6 × 5 cm it slips into a coat pocket, and the short chain ends in a ring, so it can hang from a bag strap rather than vanish inside the bag.

When cards and notes need sections of their own, our larger formats with several pockets are the better fit.

A girl in a daisy hat, printed over old newsprint

The front panel is soft pink. A dark-haired girl holds a small camera at cheek height, a purple hat tipped over her fringe, white daisies pinned to the brim. Behind her, columns of printed text, bicycles and early motor cars fill the background like a scrapbook page.

Turn it over and the scene changes

No figure on the back. A repeat print takes over instead: twin street lamps on scrolled brackets, a bird settled on one of them, facades and lines of handwriting drifting across the pink. The side panels differ too, one plain grey, the other in woven cream.

Clasp purse specifications

Keeping the print and the frame in good order

Lay the chain beside the purse instead of leaving it pressed against the printed panels. Wipe the bronze-tone frame with a soft cloth and keep abrasive cleaners well away from it. For the cotton lining, follow the care instructions supplied with the purse.