why don't they put a watermark on all their photos?There have been sellers that purposely don't show the number on the creed because they think another seller will steal it.
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why don't they put a watermark on all their photos?There have been sellers that purposely don't show the number on the creed because they think another seller will steal it.
Yeah, like Narnanz said, a simple watermark would've solved that problem (which isn't really a problem...), but I guess it's not like they're in any hurry to sell the item?There have been sellers that purposely don't show the number on the creed because they think another seller will steal it.
That Winnie is adorable! They are all beautiful!It's overcast today so it's hard to capture the differences.. here's another pic I took before I put them all in the bookshelf.
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Fascinating and educational rant for fans of vintage Coach:
https://secure40.securewebsession.com/archetype.site.aplus.net/52125/5201925/TheCoachScreed.htm
I have this as "1970 Body Bag." It's a Bonnie Cashin design. Here's a larger image:This was fascinating. Also, which bags are these?? Sorry about the small size, it's just a screen shot from Cyberia's Screed:
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I just saw one like this sell on posh the other day. Was black with white piping if I remember correctly.I have this as "1970 Body Bag." It's a Bonnie Cashin design. Here's a larger image:
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This was fascinating. Also, which bags are these?? Sorry about the small size, it's just a screen shot from Cyberia's Screed:
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I just saw one like this sell on posh the other day. Was black with white piping if I remember correctly.
This post was actually educational for me - it helps me to understand what is going on with the leather in some of my 2006 bag acquisitions and why the damage is that and hopefully that will help me as I work to rejuvenate them!Fascinating and educational rant for fans of vintage Coach:
https://secure40.securewebsession.com/archetype.site.aplus.net/52125/5201925/TheCoachScreed.htm
I saw one of these a while ago on eBay and started watching it because I can’t afford it haha... definitely caught my eye. Good to know what style it is! And that is most likely the reissue?The original 1970 style is a very rare bag. Here's a great article published in Elle Magazine dated 2011, with a picture of the Coach archivist Jed Winokur finding a Body Bag at a flea market. Nice shot of him and model Noot Seear wearing the bag:
https://www.elle.com/fashion/a11786/coachs-handbag-hunter-609026/
Coach did a "Cashin inspired" limited edition reissue of the body bag around 2000-2001 (style #9074, 9075).
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Definitely. It was made in 2000.I saw one of these a while ago on eBay and started watching it because I can’t afford it haha... definitely caught my eye. Good to know what style it is! And that is most likely the reissue?
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/274286770956
I stopped using a watermark. It was too much trouble.why don't they put a watermark on all their photos?
I saw one of these a while ago on eBay and started watching it because I can’t afford it haha... definitely caught my eye. Good to know what style it is! And that is most likely the reissue?
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/274286770956
Definitely. It was made in 2000.
Here is the black and white 1970's body bag listing if anyone is curious. The creed reads that is a limited edition, so certainly the reissue. Feels weird calling it a body bag but it is what it is!
https://poshmark.com/listing/Vintage-Coach-shoulder-handbag-5e5eb0b106d59c9cfc2dfe9a
It does look like a different bag! I haven't been following vintage Coach very long but when I saw that listing it made me stop my scroll immediately. Such an interesting style. Exactly the type of thing I think of when I think of 70's fashion and style.Thanks for finding that. It's interesting that the seller didn't seem to realize what she had. No mention of Bonnie Cashin or the fact that it was a limited edition (which she would have picked up if she'd read the creed). It's too bad the serial number isn't showing, because it leaves some doubt about the authenticity of the bag. Assuming it's authentic, someone got a great deal!
I found this on the Wayback, style #9075 was called Bonnie Retro Small Hobo:
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I think #9074 must be the slightly larger Bonnie Retro Hobo, but the picture is missing from the Wayback.
As for the original "Body Bag," here's a sketch by Bonnie Cashin where she uses the term, although the bag in the sketch looks like a slightly different bag.
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