The larger of the two measures 17 cms x 11cms. I believe it is made of pigskin. It's in perfectly useable condition, although the strap is frayed near the buckle. The interior wallet consists of 12 leaves. Hard to date, but it must date to the 50's or 60's. It has definitely seen riverbank action. No maker's name.

The smaller wallet measures 15 cms x 9 cms. Again, in serviceable and useable condition, with 7 interior leaves.

It would be nice to think they might return to the riverbank.