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Louis Vuitton
Cipango Gold Epi Leather Segur MM Bag
Overall Condition:
Gently used
Item Number:
10012885
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Handle Drop is measured from high point of the strap to bag opening.Yoogi's Notes
A rare Louis Vuitton shoulder bag to carry all your daily essentials. The Louis Vuitton Cipango Gold Epi Leather Segur MM Bag features adjustable shoulder straps for carrying comfort and a gorgeous large push lock securing its flap closure. A perfectly elegant bag for day or night. Retail price is $1250.
The Louis Vuitton Epi Leather collection was first introduced in 1985 and was created to respond to the demand for more durable leather necessary in modern travel conditions. Epi leather is dyed all the way through and has a grainy texture which can withstand any weather condition. It comes in a multitude of colors that keeps us coming back for more.
The Louis Vuitton Epi Leather collection was first introduced in 1985 and was created to respond to the demand for more durable leather necessary in modern travel conditions. Epi leather is dyed all the way through and has a grainy texture which can withstand any weather condition. It comes in a multitude of colors that keeps us coming back for more.
The exterior Epi leather is clean and in excellent condition with very slight wear to the bottom corner edges. The flap top contains creasing and some scratch marks (see photos). The base of the bag has some scratch marks as well. The left side of the bag has some dark scuff marks on both the leather trim and the Epi (see photos). The leather handles have creasing at the top. The silvertone hardware is bright with only minor surface scratches. The interior is clean with no signs of heavy wear.
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