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The phrase "a handbag of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the contents or characteristics of a handbag, often in a metaphorical or figurative sense.
Example: "She carried a handbag of dreams, filled with hopes and aspirations for the future."
Alternatives: "a bag full of" or "a purse containing".
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Executives at Macy's said women's shoes typically cost half as much as a handbag of similar quality.
A handbag of linked leather from Banana Republic evokes the lush bohemian look of designers like Fendi and Oscar de la Renta.
She was wearing a cotton jacket and pants, both imprinted with a pattern that you'd see on pajamas, and carried a handbag of the same fabric and pattern, with the colors inverted.
6.5 brings along a handbag of wonderful new features, and proceeds to strap it on top of the same hot mess we've known for years.
"They fled with a digital camera and also a handbag of one of the people who was in the restaurant". Police have not yet made any arrests but the spokeman said they were "in hot pursuit".
For example, if a handbag looks appealing, but some details are questionable, such as the color, the manufacturer will be able to confirm if they ever released a handbag of that style.
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So imagine the shitstorm of hate mail she received when she made a handbag out of her cat and posted a how-to manual about it online.
Instead of displaying a typical supermodel-in-fashion-ad position, we see her using a tool which resembles a mythical bident to get a handbag out of the water.
IT TOOK an iron will (and a handbag) to beat the inflation of the 1970s.
From the 1950s: shoes and a handbag made of Lucite with rhinestones.
And those ones with a sporty drinking top always leak, causing one to arrive at work with a raging thirst and a handbag full of soggy Guardian pages.
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