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La bolsa Saddle Up de Vera Bradley¨ tiene ese look intemporal que ye pone en el centro de las miradas. Hecho de tela de algod-n acolchada. Perfecto espacio para tu cartera, llaves, l?piz labial y tecnolog’a personal. Correa sencilla cruzada ajustable al cuerpo, con una longitud a la cruz m?xima de 26″ pulgadas. Base plana y aleta superior con un cierre magn?tico….

Vera Bradley Saddle Up

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Vera Bradley Saddle Up in Hope Garden

$64.95

Saddle Up in Hope Garden | SKU #10813015 | 14″ x 9¾” x 4″ 50″ adjustable strap
The saddle bag is a timeless look that’s back in the spotlight. Ours has extra style with front tucked detailing and a unique side construction that lets the interior expand without adding bulk! Three slip pockets and a zippered compartment inside. Outside, two deep pockets under the flap keep must-haves at hand. Conv…

Vera Bradley Saddle Up in Night and Day

The saddle bag is a timeless look that’s back in the spotlight. Ours has extra style with front tucked detailing and a unique side construction that lets the interior expand without adding bulk! Three slip pockets and a zippered compartment inside. Outside, two deep pockets under the flap keep must-haves at hand. Converts from a shoulder bag to a cross-body style, thanks to the adjustable strap. S…

Vera Bradley Saddle Up in Puccini

$64.95

The saddle bag is a timeless look that’s back in the spotlight. Ours has extra style with front tucked detailing and a unique side construction that lets the interior expand without adding bulk! Three slip pockets and a zippered compartment inside. Outside, two deep pockets under the flap keep must-haves at hand. Converts from a shoulder bag to a cross-body style, thanks to the adjustable strap….

Vera

$41.3

Rated: NRSynopsis: Based on the award-winning novels by Ann Cleeves, Vera stars two-time Oscar nominee Brenda Blethyn (Pride & Prejudice, Secrets & Lies) as a cantankerous but brilliant detective. Blethyn imbues DCI Vera Stanhope with “a monumental intelligence” (The Guardian, U.K.) as she solves unthinkable crimes.

Bradley

$9.99

Dubbed by the World War II press as "The GI General" because of his close identification with his men, Omar Bradley rose to command the U. S. 12th Army Group in the European Campaign. By the spring of 1945, this group contained 1,300,000 men–the largest exclusively American field command in U.S. history. Mild mannered, General Bradley was a dedicated mentor, the creator of the Officer Candidate School system, and a methodical tactician who served through World War II. Then, as a five-star general, he lifted the Veterans Administration from corruption and inefficiency to a model government agency, served as U.S. Army chief of staff, first chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and head of NATO. Alan Axelrod applies his signature insight and compelling prose to the life, strategy and legacy of the general who remains the model for all commanders today as the man who revolutionized the National Guard, shaped the US armys focus on the individual soldier, and emphasized cooperation and coordination among the military services–a cornerstone of modern U.S. military doctrine.

Vera Vera Vera

$15.99

The boy who comes back from a war far away in a wooden box is glorified and called a hero. As the funeral plans are made in a small Kent town, his siblings squabble over who he was. Maybe the fanfare isn’t needed for this heroic martyr. Vera Vera Vera is a blackly comic play about what we are willing to fight for. Her first work for the theatre, Hayley Squires is a bracing new voice, clear eyed and loud, looking at violence, neglect and apathy. Depicting a gritty slice of social realism, Vera Vera Vera portrays the disjunction between the lives of the surviving family against the memories and patriotic commemoration for the dead. Looking at drug addiction, crime, verbal and domestic abuse, engrained racism, the characters’ downtrodden and trapped lives are exposed with honesty and verve. This brave and uncompromising play questions both the validity of the myth of the martyred soldier and the true worth of survival for those left behind.