Navy Samsonite 28-inch spinner with yellow tag
Description
I lost my navy blue Samsonite 28-inch spinner yesterday around 3pm near the entrance to King's Cross St Pancras station, by the taxi rank on Euston Road. The suitcase is in decent condition with a small dent on the bottom-right corner and a bright yellow luggage tag bearing my initials A.O. There's also a black leather tag on the top handle that says Emma, a reminder from a friend. Inside the lining is light grey, with a tiny tear near the zipper pocket, and the wheels still roll smoothly. This bag means a lot to me because it held a lot of family photos and my grandmother's scarf; I really need it back.
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