I bid on that but lost too.Not me girl, it’s all yours! I think I would like to see one IRL first. I llean toward a tote. No body fessed up?
I bid on that but lost too.Not me girl, it’s all yours! I think I would like to see one IRL first. I llean toward a tote. No body fessed up?
I thought about it. Wish I had since I keep losing bids on couriers.Alright, which one of you beat me out on this musette? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Coach-large-Bonnie-Cashin-Tan-Brown-Leather-Briefcase-Bag-Purse-7905/253223490879?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Which courier? Sorry I wasn't watching.. did you get sniped at the last minute?I thought about it. Wish I had since I keep losing bids on couriers.
A black and British tan one. My bid was not high enough. I'm trying to stay on budget, but I realized I might have to raise my budget to own a vintage one.Which courier? Sorry I wasn't watching.. did you get sniped at the last minute?
When I first started buying vintage, I saw a cute red bag that I really wanted, but I swore I wouldn't go over $70. I can't remember what it sold for but it was under $100. Later I learned it was a Bonnie Cashin Safari tote from the 60s, and it would have been a bargain at anything under $200.A black and British tan one. My bid was not high enough. I'm trying to stay on budget, but I realized I might have to raise my budget to own a vintage one.
Thanks for the feedback whateve! There are a few others out that with make an offer. I'll get them authenticated and see what happens.When I first started buying vintage, I saw a cute red bag that I really wanted, but I swore I wouldn't go over $70. I can't remember what it sold for but it was under $100. Later I learned it was a Bonnie Cashin Safari tote from the 60s, and it would have been a bargain at anything under $200.
Oh no! Lesson learned.. the hard way.When I first started buying vintage, I saw a cute red bag that I really wanted, but I swore I wouldn't go over $70. I can't remember what it sold for but it was under $100. Later I learned it was a Bonnie Cashin Safari tote from the 60s, and it would have been a bargain at anything under $200.
So you can get a bag authenticated before you purchase? I'm somewhat new to the forum. I bought a bag off eBay from a local seller in my area and now wonder if it was authentic. The color started fading off part of the bag and never had that problem with any other Nomad I have.Thanks for the feedback whateve! There are a few others out that with make an offer. I'll get them authenticated and see what happens.
A red Safari Tote. Ouch. Kicking oneself can really hurt.When I first started buying vintage, I saw a cute red bag that I really wanted, but I swore I wouldn't go over $70. I can't remember what it sold for but it was under $100. Later I learned it was a Bonnie Cashin Safari tote from the 60s, and it would have been a bargain at anything under $200.
Definitely. You can post pictures and/or a link to the listing in the Authenticate part of the forum here: https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/authenticate-this-coach.889527/ Read the first post of the thread to see what information we need.So you can get a bag authenticated before you purchase? I'm somewhat new to the forum. I bought a bag off eBay from a local seller in my area and now wonder if it was authentic. The color started fading off part of the bag and never had that problem with any other Nomad I have.
I have these.Hey guys! Does anybody have a catalog where the lunchbox purse is featured? Also please keep your eyes peeled for one in colors other than black for a reasonable price. Thanks.
Thank you very much. I would love to get my hands on a lime green one!I have these.
I made a best offer I already have this bag in black and I love it, but it's covered in holes! I would like a new one without the holes.