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I can't find any information on my new Coach and need help to identify my bag?
I Just purchased a BrandNew Coach Hobo Bag with tags still attached reading F10191 B4/GD
SOH MET LG HOBO, FACTORY STORE PRICE $389.00, MFSRP $428.00.
Interior creed number is No: D063-10181
All details on my bag are that of a authentic Coach, stitching, material, style...just beautiful. However, I'm unable to find this bag and style number when I search the internet. Could someone help me to identify the style/name of this bag, please?
 
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Stenberg76 said:
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I can't find any information on my new Coach and need help to identify my bag?
I Just purchased a BrandNew Coach Hobo Bag with tags still attached reading F10191 B4/GD
SOH MET LG HOBO, FACTORY STORE PRICE $389.00, MFSRP $428.00.
Interior creed number is No: D063-10181
All details on my bag are that of a authentic Coach, stitching, material, style...just beautiful. However, I'm unable to find this bag and style number when I search the internet. Could someone help me to identify the style/name of this bag, please?
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It's a Soho metallic large hobo made in 2006. It's not unusual to not be able to find one on the Internet since the style is 10 years old. It was on Coach's website in 2006 for $428. 2006 soho bags.PNG
 
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-CLA...261238?hash=item43f35547b6:g:aZMAAOSwbsBXo~dL

I doubt you'll have this in your files but I thought it looked so unusual. I've seen older binders that zip around and one with a loop and tab closure but none with this fold over and snap. The binder part looks very oxidized, and it seems odd to have brass hardware with an silverish binder. Is it possible the binder part was added by the consumer?
 
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Kristine95 said:
I inherited this bag from my grandmother. I would like to know more about it. It's well used but there are no tears or stains. The leather is dry but soft. I would like to know if it is a vintage coach and if so more about the style and year it was manufactured and if there is a way to nourish and refurbish the leather safely.View attachment 3439580 View attachment 3439581
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OMG! You are so lucky! It was probably made in the early 70s and designed by Bonnie Cashin, Coach's first designer. I don't know the exact name but it is a variation on the courier pouch 8920. The standard courier pouch only has one tab and loop closure. This particular style with the double tabs is extremely rare. However, I believe it can be rehabbed safely. These bags were well-made and hold up well. It's good that the leather is still soft. The very best thing you can do for this bag is give it a bath, followed by extensive conditioning. A bath isn't as odd as it sounds; Coach used to include a paper with new bags that recommended washing with soap. Visit the rehab club and read some of what is posted there to see how to do it. http://forum.purseblog.com/threads/coach-rehab-and-rescue-club.833400/
Congratulations on inheriting such a wonderful bag!
 
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whateve said:
OMG! You are so lucky! It was probably made in the early 70s and designed by Bonnie Cashin, Coach's first designer. I don't know the exact name but it is a variation on the courier pouch 8920. The standard courier pouch only has one tab and loop closure. This particular style with the double tabs is extremely rare. However, I believe it can be rehabbed safely. These bags were well-made and hold up well. It's good that the leather is still soft. The very best thing you can do for this bag is give it a bath, followed by extensive conditioning. A bath isn't as odd as it sounds; Coach used to include a paper with new bags that recommended washing with soap. Visit the rehab club and read some of what is posted there to see how to do it. http://forum.purseblog.com/threads/coach-rehab-and-rescue-club.833400/
Congratulations on inheriting such a wonderful bag!
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Very cool. Thank you. I will research how to restore it.
 
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I think this is am old style, I can't find any on Ebay. Any info on this? Thanks.

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lizmil said:
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I think this is am old style, I can't find any on Ebay. Any info on this? Thanks.

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It was called a turnlock large wristlet or capacity wristlet. They made these for a long time with many different style numbers. There are several on ebay that are similar.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coach-Capac...606931?hash=item1c6bf9a453:g:OQkAAOSwL7VWku8w
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NWT-Coach-S...093145?hash=item2a6e2d5d19:g:YOoAAOSwNSxVYtox
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coach-Turnl...420730?hash=item43f2ce627a:g:03sAAOSwyDxXgPfm
http://www.ebay.com/itm/COACH-Brown...576774?hash=item3d228b9006:g:7-sAAOSwaB5XjRbE
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coach-Crick...395630?hash=item236fd9bb6e:g:4fkAAOSwxN5WWQQ0
 
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