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Louis Vuitton
Monogram Canvas Speedy 30 Bag
Overall Condition:
Gently used
Item Number:
486685
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Handle Drop is measured from high point of the strap to bag opening.Yoogi's Notes
A classic and luxurious piece of Louis Vuitton that will never go out of style. The Louis Vuitton Speedy 30 was styled after the iconic Keepall and has been popular ever since. With its ultra-spacious interior and zip closure with padlock, you can lock up all your precious belongings and take it everywhere you go. Please note that this bag has a receipt from 2008 with a price of $620. Current retail price is $1550.
The classic Monogram Canvas has been Louis Vuitton's trademark design since it was first introduced in 1896. The graphic symbols, including the quatrefoils and flowers, as well as the LV Monogram were used to prevent counterfeiting in the early days when it was first patented. Made of coated canvas, the Monogram's traditional look is also endured by its durability.
The classic Monogram Canvas has been Louis Vuitton's trademark design since it was first introduced in 1896. The graphic symbols, including the quatrefoils and flowers, as well as the LV Monogram were used to prevent counterfeiting in the early days when it was first patented. Made of coated canvas, the Monogram's traditional look is also endured by its durability.
The exterior coated canvas is clean and beautiful throughout with light creasing. The leather trim and handles remain light and the piping shows rubbing and wear. The handles have darkened from use and show rubbing and scuffing. The hardware is bright and shiny. The interior is clean but has light rubbing and a noticeable musty scent throughout.
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