Louis Vuitton - Trunk maker's card, 1 rue Scribe in Paris and 149 New Bond Street in London (1900s)
A fine example of a very rare 1900s postcard from the Louis Vuitton house, then located at 1 rue Scribe in Paris and 149 New Bond Street in London. The postcard reproduces a sculpture by Vidal depicting an elegant woman with bags and a trunk. The postcard mentions the factory in Asnières.
Louis Vuitton moved to 149 New Bond Street in 1900 and opened its boutique on Avenue des Champs Elysées in 1914.
| Title: | Louis Vuitton, 1 rue Scribe, Paris, 149 New Bond Street, London |
| Type: | Miscellaneous |
| Edition: | Paris, Vuitton, 1900s |
| Description: |
One card printed in red ink. |
| Condition: | Good condition, slightly worn corners. |
| Dimensions: | 105 x 70 mm |
Louis Vuitton - Trunk maker's card, 1 rue Scribe in Paris and 149 New Bond Street in London (1900s)
Sale price1.600 €
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Louis Vuitton - Trunk maker's card, 1 rue Scribe in Paris and 149 New Bond Street in London (1900s)
Sale price1.600 €
Regular price