LOUIS VUITTON Rectangular suitcase, Alzer 70 model In monogrammed coated canvas, lozine edging, studded peripheral belt, monogrammed brass lock and buckles. Beige grained leather interior with two straps and independent frame with two straps. Inside label "Louis Vuitton - Avenue Marceau au 78bis Paris - Nice 2 Avenue de Suède" numbered 922043. 22 x 71 x 47 cm Condition report available on request: [email protected] NOTICE The Alzer rigid suitcase is one of Louis Vuitton's emblematic models, still produced today and appreciated for its spaciousness, sturdiness and ease of handling. It is covered in the famous Monogram canvas, a fabric characterized by stylized flowers and "LV" monograms, invented in 1896 by Georges Vuitton, son of Louis. Our suitcase is the closest in design to a carry-on trunk, adapted to the new demands of travel.

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