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An exceptionally rare Louis Vuitton miniature leather doll suitcase, issued to valued clients around the 1930s–1940s. Crafted from natural vachetta leather, the case features two loc...

A romantic piece steeped in Louis Vuitton history, the Malle Fleurs trunk is a modern reinterpretation of the iconic flower trunk originally created in the 1910s for the maison’s mos...

The 2nd largest variant of the steamer bag produced by Louis Vuitton measuring 55 cm. Adorned with the iconic monogram canvas, this piece of luggage is not only remarkable in size bu...

The 1930 Louis Vuitton Malle Cabin Trunk in yellow VUITTONITE canvas is a rare and exquisite example of luxury travel goods from the golden age of ocean liners and rail voyages. Intr...

This exquisite Louis Vuitton monogram cabin trunk, dating from circa 1905, exemplifies the brand’s legacy of luxury and craftsmanship. Crafted during the golden age of travel, it fea...

One of the rarest, a 1910 Louis Vuitton Britannica encyclopaedia trunk, housing a complete set of the 11th edition published by the Cambridge Press. Extract from the book 100 Legendary Trunks , By Louis Vuitton “ What would you take to read on a desert island ?” No one dares to answer “ the Encyclopaedia Britannica.” And yet this staggering survey of knowledge and science, still considered the most complete and best researched in the world, constantly revised and updated, would be useful way to pass the time of the day and improve the mind. And you don’t to rack your brain to figure out a way to take it with you :Louis Vuitton has already taken care of that. He did so in 1910, when the encyclopaedia’s publisher, associated with Cambridge University, placed and order for 1000 trunks. The trunks were ordered an year in advance of the eleventh edition of the Britannica and would be used to deliver the completely revised edition to subscribers. The library trunk...