Brand History Origin: "Prado Bags" was a renowned mid-century leather goods shop located on the landmark Avenida Juárez (near the historic Hotel del Prado and Alameda Central) in Mexico City. Era: The address and typography on the label reflect the 1950s to 1960s golden era of tourism and high-end shopping in central Mexico City. Design Features & Era Style: The bag features a classic structured rectangular silhouette with a wide top-frame profile, matching alligator-wrapped top handle, and a gold-toned flip-lock clasp. Material: It is made from high-quality crocodilian belly skin cuts, showcasing the characteristic symmetrical tile pattern highly prized in mid-century luxury goods. Estimated Date: Based on the structural design, geometric lock hardware, and your previous label tag, this piece dates precisely to the 1950s or early 1960s. Elegant brown croc-embossed top-handle bag with gold-tone hardware. Smooth leather finish and structured silhouette for a polished look. Versatile style that elevates both professional and casual outfits. Easy-to-carry handle for everyday wear. Callout Latch needs adjusting