Waving Girl Tulip Crossbody by Spartina 449
Sized right for your essentials plus a few extras, the new crossbody style is just the bag for zipping around town„and for holding the beautiful Spartina wallets. A leather ribbon weaves through the golden nameplate, which tops the magnetic snap closure. Inside you'll find handy credit card slip pockets on one side and a secure zipper pocket on the other. The adjustable leather shoulder strap offers a comfortable and durable hands-free way to carry your belongings.
7"x 7"x 3"
Florence Martus inspired thousands of international sailors as she saluted them coming and going through the Port of Savannah at the turn of the 20th century. The young lady waived a handkerchief by day and a lantern by night to every ship that passed through the Georgia seaport between the years of 1887 and 1931. According to legend, not a ship was missed in the Waving Girl's forty-four years on watch. Romantic folklore about a lost love, flirting sailors and treasured gifts accompany the legend of the Waving Girl. A statue of Martus sculpted by Felix de Weldon was erected in the historic Savannah riverfront to commemorate her seafaring hospitality. The Waving Girl pattern celebrates her spirited welcome and warmth.
Sized right for your essentials plus a few extras, the new crossbody style is just the bag for zipping around town„and for holding the beautiful Spartina wallets. A leather ribbon weaves through the golden nameplate, which tops the magnetic snap closure. Inside you'll find handy credit card slip pockets on one side and a secure zipper pocket on the other. The adjustable leather shoulder strap offers a comfortable and durable hands-free way to carry your belongings.
7"x 7"x 3"
Florence Martus inspired thousands of international sailors as she saluted them coming and going through the Port of Savannah at the turn of the 20th century. The young lady waived a handkerchief by day and a lantern by night to every ship that passed through the Georgia seaport between the years of 1887 and 1931. According to legend, not a ship was missed in the Waving Girl's forty-four years on watch. Romantic folklore about a lost love, flirting sailors and treasured gifts accompany the legend of the Waving Girl. A statue of Martus sculpted by Felix de Weldon was erected in the historic Savannah riverfront to commemorate her seafaring hospitality. The Waving Girl pattern celebrates her spirited welcome and warmth.