Louis Weedon LV Century Old Antique Luggage Brings A Cultural Feast To Beijing Luxury Exhibition

LV hundred century antique bags registered for the seventh Beijing luxury exhibition and participated in the angel auction charity auction to bring the international first-line brand historic cultural feast to the exhibition.

Many people are interested in Louis Weedon shareholders' luggage.

Each box has a unique story behind it, and a rug, a drawer, seems to be describing its past.

We are very glad to provide you with this opportunity to have your eternal memory in the endless green city.

The well preserved original two panel wardrobe, printed with LV classic Monogram (painted characters), can be seen from the beech lath, brass and suitcase leather. This is the best Louis Weedon two panel wardrobe.

The box is completely original, although the dark brown canvas has been partially pushed, but the Monogram pattern is still clearly visible, showing a perfect tone.

More importantly, some of the original stickers were stuck on the box, which recorded its luxurious trip from New York to Naples, while "I A MCG" showed its status as its first director.

Opening the box, the original coat hanger and the lock drawer are favorites of collectors.

 

Wardrobe box:

Well preserved original two board wardrobe, printed with

The classic Monogram (painted characters), from the beech lath, brass and suitcase leather, is the best Louis Weedon two panel wardrobe.

There are two very prominent red stripes on the box, and a red letter "R" is printed on the bottom of the box, which is very personalized.

It is well preserved and equipped with original hangers and drawers, and the Louis Weedon Gu Don suitcase, which is so clean and unfading, is extremely rare on the market.

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History

Louis Weedon is a well-known brand of luxury goods.

However, in 1854, when Louis Weedon opened his first leather store in France, there was no concept of luxury.

During this period, when honest adventurers and explorers emerged, they needed to make a number of suitcases that could meet the new requirements.

When everyone focused on cost and quantity, Louis Weedon, as the founder of luxury goods, still insisted on high quality and strict manufacturing technology.

 

In the middle of nineteenth Century, the aristocratic men and women were supported by the government to go to the ocean.

In the early twentieth Century, the emergence of automobiles and planes completed the whole cycle of modern adventures.

During the pre Louis Weedon era, travelers used cumbersome wooden suitcases, and the dome design of the boxes could make the rain fall.

In 1858, Louis Weedon designed the first lightweight wooden flat top suitcase.

The trunk is made of grey waterproof canvas made of light wood, which has been greatly welcomed by travelers and has been a great success.

In 1872, Louis Weedon designed striped canvas to distinguish the products of his imitators, while the canvas and Monogram canvas appeared in 1888 and 1896 respectively.