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Dyes will run even in modern scarvesSo knowledgeable, interesting, and generous--I could listen all day. Thank you, MT.
You are quite right about my misuse of the word "registration" -- my error. I'm grateful you knew what I meant. I think this might have been a gloppier printing than some. I'm content to know the general era of the scarf, so I know the risk of dye run if I have to wash it. I'll check the ebay thread re: the watcher question. Was just worried because when I see a buy-it-now listing with lots of watchers, it's usually something vastly overpriced, and people are waiting to see if there's a sucker who will bite. Who knows, maybe I am that sucker, paying over a hundred bucks for a dirt magnet with a stain. But I buy my scarves to wear, and I'm telling myself that a small preexisting stain means I will wear it more often, with more mental freedom. We shall see. Thanks again so very much.
I never thought about all those differences in the 50s--good to know! I'm terrified at the thought of washing an old one. I'm a very tentative, non-aggressive scarf washer, which is probably why my washing doesn't always do much with a stain. Still, it always perks up a tired silk, and at least I haven't made a scarf worse. Yet.Dyes will run even in modern scarves
IMHO ... yes, older dyes were a bit more prone to runs - even in the rain, especially the green but ...
Modern scarves are sold with tags that say not to wash - so we all know to be CAREFUL & we treat the scarves with kid gloves
But, dry cleaning barely existed in the 1950s, there was no warning on the scarf, women might wear a scarf in POURING rain, dyes were different, & washing silk was the norm, detergents were harsher so scarf dye runs were more common place & there were more anecdotes about that
In the end, you have to be careful about washing ANY of them not just the oldies
Hi, Marie-Touchet
Would appreciate your keen eye on this.
Item: Auth HERMES Scarf Stole EPERON d'OR 100% Silk France 0 Ship 23130766500 f21F
Listing number: 132103065146
Seller: bestlife-japan
Link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/132103065146?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Comments: The tag format is new to me as I've never purchased this type of scarf before.
Thank you!
Hi xincinsin - It has been a long time I check-in here. It so happens I have a similar stole, don't want to 'clog' up this subform and will message you separately some pics for your future reference
Hi! Can someone authenticate this? Thank you!
Item: Authentic HERMES Scarf 100% Silk LA PROMENADE DE LONGCHAMPS Red Good 35545
Listing number: 162445253794
Seller: steven-japan2525
Link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Authentic-H...-Good-35545-/162445253794?hash=item25d27ddca2
This is an older authentic mare aux canards with weird copyright, hard to tell on my phone , there may be 2 copyrights - will look more from desktop tomorrow and zoom photos , but authentic
2 copyrights is not unknown
Sorry for the belated answer, I got confused about different copyrights on the same design and CW, but found out that this has already been discusses some time ago here (on exactly the same scarf) https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/reference-guide-to-hermes-scarves.42225/page-129
Thank you for the authentication!
Finally was able to zoom the photos beyond that possible in a browser
The scarf is authentic
The photos are crummy, and blurry. I could not see well on the phone browser yesterday.
The scarf seems to have a regular copyright - 5th picture
Bottom center - hard to see in photos 1 & 2 - I dont think there is a second copyright after the Hermes Paris - as per your note , but it is blurry
And the color is indeed a light cobalt , not a turquoise,
I kinda / sorta dont get into exact dating here, in this public forum. It is a lose-lose situation for a lot of reasons
- Basically, step 1 is determine authenticity which I dont do without a link to an open sale
- You need SUPER good photos and you are probably all sick of hearing my gripes about photography quality
- It is very delicate making disparaging remarks about someone's own scarf ... FEELINGs ...
- There is NEVER just one answer when it comes to Hermes - they have never published a definitive guide AND the info that they have made available has been inexact/ wrong/ incorrect. Like the 63 / 65 grams weight of a scarf - that rule was in H ads like 30 years ago and doesnt work anymore. I may have one opinion about date, and I respect the fact that others may not agree with me, it is complicated and long-winded ...
So, I confine myself here to trying to get the decade of a scarf right - Yeah this is an older scarf - pre 1980s .
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I need your help in authenticating this scarf. A friend gave it to me and was hesitant to use it coz it might be fake. I'd rather use an unbranded scarf then using a fake. Thank you so much!
Vintage silk scarf by HERMES 'Les voitures a transformation'
Thank you very much!!!
We require a link to a currently for sale item. No private sales, or post purchase authentication, sorry.
Thanks so much!The mors is authentic CA 1980s
Do check the condition in the photos to see if it meets your needs - see photo 8 - it is a light scarf and flaws will show more than in a dark one but the seller seems to have honestly disclosed condition
Awesome ! I buy flawed scarves all the time but they dont work for everybody so, I am thrilled to empower others to make decisions for themselves !Thanks so much!
And I saw the flaws, which is another reason I'm hesitant on it. I may let it pass since it ends soon and I do have plenty of non-hermes scarves in similar palettes.