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This purse was a big hit at the Castro Street Fair in San Francisco, for several obvious reasons. First of all, the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus is an institution, and I met many of its members that day who loved being made a fashion accessory (so to speak).

Of course, it was when they saw they'd been paired with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir that they really cracked up.

I mean no disrespect to gays or Mormons or gay Mormons, so let's not get political, but these two covers were meant to be together. They're like two halves of a whole - both about America, both featuring a picture of a U.S. landmark next to water; one east, one west; one dawn, one dusk; one right wing, one left; one yin, one yang; one Sonny, one Cher.

The purse measures 8" x 9" x 4" and includes vinyl handle, and bead and elastic closure.

It's all about resolving social issues through accessories!

SOLD!

But there's good news. We take custom orders, so if you have two albums you're dying to have made into a handbag or messenger bag, click here or if you want in on our incredibly infrequent mailing list (which will let you know when new purses are added), click here.