Mémoire des sacs Hermès II – Sacs 2 poignées.
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Author: Geneviève Fontan
Publishing House: Arfon maison d’édition
Publication Date: December 2019
Description : The author has carried out a bibliographical study of Hermes bags with two handles and gives the name and date or period of publication for each one. She has identified approximately three hundred different models from 1923 to the present day, photographed in this book. This book completes the Luxury and Vintage Collection of titles published by Arfon Maison d’Edition. It is intended for a wide audience, including auctioneers, vintage fashion experts, fashion antique dealers, and admirers of Hermès-Paris designs. This book can only fill the void felt by all those who are in daily search of information.
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