Vintage Leather Key Case with Two Skeleton Keys

This item is a vintage key case crafted from brown leather, designed to hold and protect keys. The case features a tri-fold design, with two larger flaps that meet in the center and are secured by a single metal snap closure visible on the right-hand flap. The interior of the case reveals a raw or unfinished leather surface. Attached to the top-left section of the interior is a metal hardware component, likely nickel or chrome-plated brass, which serves as the key holder. This component has a hinged section and four individual key hooks. Currently, two antique-style skeleton keys are attached to two of these hooks. One key appears to be a typical warded key with a simple bit, while the other has a more complex, possibly double-cut bit design, both exhibiting a dark, aged patina consistent with ferrous metals. The leather case shows significant signs of wear, including scuffs, scratches, and a softened, somewhat flattened texture, indicating prolonged use and handling. The edges of the leather appear worn and slightly darkened. There are no clear manufacturer's marks or signatures visible on the leather or metal hardware from the provided image. The overall aesthetic suggests a utilitarian object from the mid-20th century, possibly 1940s-1970s, due to the style of the case and the type of keys. The keys themselves are older than the case, hinting at a collection or practical use for antique locks. A piece of distressed string or twine is also loosely tied to one of the key rings, further adding to the aged and utilitarian character.