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Hi guys! I'm new to Coach and new to this forum. But I think I've caught the Coach "bug" LOL.
I bought my first used and my first new bags last week. I'm pretty sure the used one show here is a Hampton Carryall, but I have no idea what year. There seem to be more than one Hampton carryall style # with slight variations so I'm thinking maybe they changed it a time or two?? Anyway, can someone confirm the style name and year? Style # L0771 11589
 

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cnd1010 said:
Hi guys! I'm new to Coach and new to this forum. But I think I've caught the Coach "bug" LOL.
I bought my first used and my first new bags last week. I'm pretty sure the used one show here is a Hampton Carryall, but I have no idea what year. There seem to be more than one Hampton carryall style # with slight variations so I'm thinking maybe they changed it a time or two?? Anyway, can someone confirm the style name and year? Style # L0771 11589
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The year is 2007. I'm not familiar with the style name. Hampton was a name they used for many years, sometimes not even for similar styles.
 
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I was perusing some auction sites today and a bundle of coach bags caught my eye. There was only a couple of bags in it I wanted and this one that I also want but have ever seen before. It has a COA but its unreadable in the pic
And this is the only pic of this bag.
 

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bolsathemosta said:
I was perusing some auction sites today and a bundle of coach bags caught my eye. There was only a couple of bags in it I wanted and this one that I also want but have ever seen before. It has a COA but its unreadable in the pic
And this is the only pic of this bag.
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It's a Park Colorblock Violet #F24801, made for outlet around 2013.
coach.tingtingchen.com

COACH F24801 PARK COLORBLOCK VIOLET SILVER/FRENCH BLUE MULTI

The Coach PARK COLORBLOCK VIOLET Is On Sale For $80.
coach.tingtingchen.com

Don't trust COAs for Coach. We've seen many fakes with COAs.
 
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whateve said:
It's a Park Colorblock Violet #F24801, made for outlet around 2013.
coach.tingtingchen.com

COACH F24801 PARK COLORBLOCK VIOLET SILVER/FRENCH BLUE MULTI

The Coach PARK COLORBLOCK VIOLET Is On Sale For $80.
coach.tingtingchen.com

Don't trust COAs for Coach. We've seen many fakes with COAs.
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Now that I see it's an outlet bag I don't want it. There are a couple of other bags in the lot though that will make it worth it if it stays under $50

I don't always trust COA's but so far the bags I bought that had COAs were real. I always check on here too to do my own investigating.

I love this place so much because what I have learned here has allowed me to get way better at spotting fakes and several times TPF has saved me from blowing hundreds on fake bags. I have also made enough money from reselling that I have been able to indulge my own bag and fancy accessories habit.
 
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I recently acquired this 1980's (?) Coach bag from my in-laws' estate. I'd be grateful if anyone could help identify the style and any background info. I've seen several similar bags on this forum but not quite the same. I'm pretty sure it was purchased on a cruise ship.

The bag is dark navy blue, 10" tall x 9" wide. The side pieces measure 3" and the bottom is between 1.5 - 1.75". The (serial?) number on the creed stamp is 0422 239. "Made in the United States." (difficult to get a good photo since creed is buried deep in the bag).

There are 2 open compartments inside and plus another inside zippered compartment. There is an outside compartment. It has a magnet closure and an adjustable 5-hole buckle cross strap that allows the bag to hang between 17" to 19" approximately. The leather is thick.

Thanks in advance!

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