LOUIS VUITTON Cabine" travel trunk, monogrammed "LV" canvas finish, lozine border lozine trim, central lock marked "Louis Vuitton" and polished brass clasps figured "LV", interior lined with beige grained leather with straps 27 x 81 x 53 cm (Worn, scratched, stained, missing and cracked edges, inner strap cut, handle missing) Condition report available on request: [email protected] NOTICE The luxury "cabin" trunk was created around 1870 by Louis Vuitton, Goyard and Moynat: it was innovative, well-designed, light and aesthetically pleasing. Originally, the name "Cabine" derives from its standard size, never exceeding 39 cm, to fit under the seats of wagons and boats standardized at the time at 45 cm.

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