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Cabin Trunk by Paul Romand, circa 1900

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    A wonderful brass bound Louis Vuitton LV monogram cabin trunk that is taller than usual and would be perfect as a coffee table. Comes complete with its original interior and tray. Th...
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  • Goyard Shoe Trunk, Circa 1900
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    A splendid shoe trunk by Goyard with chevron pattern canvas covering, leather handles & trim, and polished brass fittings; circa 1900. The interior has the ...
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  • Leather Steamer Trunk by Finnigans, circa 1920
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  • Chalons Steamer Trunk, circa 1915
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