I really like that bag, my vintage box constance is that shiny, the patina on it now looks like patent leather.
But then I do love vintage finds

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omg it looks like someone sat and took a dump right on it, lol!
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Here's a sad little piggy
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-HERMES-...emQQptZUS_CSA_WH_Handbags?hash=item3ca9c114d7
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I think this wins the Train Wreck of the week competition!
http://cgi.ebay.fr/VINTAGE-SAC-A-MA...Vetements_SacsaMainFemmes?hash=item2eaaf526fe
In: "Good Condition: Vintage"
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Yes, but Frippone's miracle baby also had corners. This one can't brag about that!
I adore the trainwrecks! But I have two simple little rules before I buy: No rips in the body of the bag, and no paying more for a tw than for a new bag.
I adore the trainwrecks! But I have two simple little rules before I buy: No rips in the body of the bag, and no paying more for a tw than for a new bag.
And "paying more" includes the cost of repair! $500 for a new handle... $700 for the straps.. it adds up quickly.
I just don't understand how bags get in this condition. Do people just not bring them in for serving or do they treat them like footballs?
I mean some bags look like they have been grossly over stuffed. Others look like they have been allowed to dry out and not have been taken in for servicing. Which I don't get. These bags cost as much as a car and I would never let a car go ten years without servicing.