Vintage Mid-Century Hard-Shell Green Vanity Train Case

This is a rectangular hard-shell vanity or train case, a popular travel accessory from the mid-20th century, likely dating between the 1950s and 1970s. The exterior is wrapped in a vibrant avocado or moss green textured faux-leather vinyl (often referred to as 'Tolex' or similar PVC-based material). It features a rounded, reinforced silhouette with visible perimeter stitching in a complementary green thread. The hardware consists of a brushed or polished aluminum band encircling the middle of the case, paired with a central silver-tone metal latch featuring a keyed lock mechanism (key not visible). The top is equipped with a sturdy, double-arched molded plastic handle in a matching shade of green. Dimensions appear to be approximately 12-14 inches in width, suitable for carrying cosmetics and toiletries. Condition-wise, the item shows moderate signs of use including some surface scuffing on the vinyl, oxidation or surface grime on the metal trim, and minor wear to the bottom edges. The construction is typical of high-quality vintage luggage brands like Samsonite or American Tourister, characterized by a wooden or heavy cardboard frame that provides structural rigidity. There are no immediate visible maker's marks on the front, though such branding is typically found on the interior lining or stamped on the latch hardware.