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Reissue 2.55 Flap Bag Quilted Tweed 226

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Reissue 2.55 Flap Bag Quilted Tweed 226These are professional pictures of the actual bag offered by Rebag. Estimated Retail Price: $4,700 Condition: Very good. Loss of shape, wear and darkening on exterior, creasing underneath interior flap. Minor wear in interior, scratches on hardware. Accessories: No Accessories Measurements: Handle Drop 11", Height 6. 5", Width 11", Depth 3. 5", Strap Drop 19. 5" Designer: Chanel Model: Reissue 2. 55 Flap Bag Quilted Tweed 226 Exterior Material: Tweed

These are professional pictures of the actual bag offered by Rebag.

Estimated Retail Price: $4,700
Condition: Very good. Loss of shape, wear and darkening on exterior, creasing underneath interior flap. Minor wear in interior, scratches on hardware.
Accessories: No Accessories
Measurements: Handle Drop 11", Height 6.5", Width 11", Depth 3.5", Strap Drop 19.5"
Designer: Chanel
Model: Reissue 2.55 Flap Bag Quilted Tweed 226
Exterior Material: Tweed
Exterior Color: Blue
Interior Material: Leather
Interior Color: Blue
Hardware Color: Aged Silver
Brand Code: 15849114
Clair Code: HB.CH.R255.QTWEE.226
Item Number: 52848/1

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