Louis VUITTON - 70 Champs-Elysées Circa 1920 Tall trunk in Monogram canvas, lozined edges and brass trim. Figured BBP on the short sides and remnants of travel labels. Interior with two cage frames, padded lid with Louis Vuitton woven white ribbons. With key and two natural leather handles. 90 x 70 x 57 cm (missing outer central strap, some wear and tear, accident to handles, interior stains mainly on lid, some lid ribbons to be revised).

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