This circa 1920 golf bag is made entirely of leather.  I has both a ball and storage pouch—the ball pocket is on top of the storage pouch.  All pouch zippers work, the strap and handle are still firmly attached.  No rips or tears.  This bag is in much nicer condition that the bulk of remaining bags, which can suffer from rips, tears, broken staps, zippers, heavy wear, and discoloration. Worse yet, a number of bags are found with their bottoms having fallen out.

There is a wrap or two of roofing underlayment material inside the base of this bag so it will stay standing up and not collapse when holding clubs and placed in an upright position as shown.  Though it should be placed in a corner or leaned up against something if used to display clubs. Skinny bags like this are not the most stable to begin with.  If put into on course play, the roofing paper can be removed and away you go.