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NEW HERMES BOLIDE BLACK 31CM 1049

The Hermès Bolide was invented in 1930 by Emile-Maurice Hermès and was meant to serve as a driving bag for his wife. It was originally called the "Bugatti" bag after the famous sport scar. Despite the name change from a brand of car to type - the lines have remained the same since it's inception in 1923. Another example of the innovation of Hermes - the Bolide was the first handbag to have a zip closure!

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HERMES Black Bolide Bag with silver palladium 31cm

Very practical, young and modern.

This bag is on a wait list at Hermes in New York where it retails for $4,700+ tax.

It has the detachable shoulder strap which is imprinted with “Hermes made in France"

The blind stamp J underneath the tab at the end of the zip.

Features double zippered closure.

The zip pull has the Hermes H.

Five palladium feet at the bottom.

Measures approximately 12" W x 9 1/2" H x 5" D.

The double handle has a drop about 4".

One internal pocket, signed "HERMÈS PARIS MADE IN FRANCE".

Comes with Hermes dustbag, booklet

Please allow 7-10 for shipping.