I have collected 3 one is white one is the same color as yours and i have a black one
bag triplets then!! I have the same three colors LOL
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I have collected 3 one is white one is the same color as yours and i have a black one
I found this Ferragamo already some time ago:
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I'm curious if u have the knowledge,or know how to obtain it,dealing with vintage bags/belts,etc. that are Earlier than the replica-boom,like 50s,60s. I came across a Chanel small bag,when they placed white labels at the bottom,and there is none on this one after 60 years--there is only the 2 C's on the front flap. It is ulra-soft leather(raw suede inside) The stitching has 10 points per inch,and the hardware says "Crownhock Patent 39383". I wonder if there is an historical handbag book/manual that gives specifics and identifiers of authentic very vintage bags that didnt come with stamps or numbers. I will share in the future if I dig anything up. Any ideas?
I'm curious if u have the knowledge,or know how to obtain it,dealing with vintage bags/belts,etc. that are Earlier than the replica-boom,like 50s,60s. I came across a Chanel small bag,when they placed white labels at the bottom,and there is none on this one after 60 years--there is only the 2 C's on the front flap. It is ulra-soft leather(raw suede inside) The stitching has 10 points per inch,and the hardware says "Crownhock Patent 39383". I wonder if there is an historical handbag book/manual that gives specifics and identifiers of authentic very vintage bags that didnt come with stamps or numbers. I will share in the future if I dig anything up. Any ideas?
I found this vintage (circa 1980) Barbara Bolan "Made in Italy" bag at the Savers yesterday for $3. I had never heard of Barbara Bolan but it was obviously a quality bag. The leather is very soft like lamb nappa and the snakeskin trim appears to be genuine.
The bag still has the original price tag inside from Joseph Stores. The retail price was $275 and it was marked down to $152. According to the inflation calculator $152 in 1980 is worth $477 in 2012, so this was an expensive bag! The tag is marked and "snake" and "wine".
It is a wine-color but it looks like a bright red in the pictures. It's a beautiful vintage bag in great condition!
I remember Joseph's stores in Chicago when I was a kid and they carried very expensive shoes and bags. I found a link for Joesph stores in Texas and they still carry designer brands. See the links below:
1980 news article about designer Barbara Bolan:
http://news.google.com/newspapers?n...=acUPAAAAIBAJ&sjid=Wo0DAAAAIBAJ&pg=6379,42967
About Joseph stores:
http://www.josephstores.com/shoes.htm
are vintage mulberry bags that arent made anymore really worth the cost over a new one??