Valise à vêtements – ARTICLES DÉPOSÉS

ID: s42141
Catégorie: Meubles
Sous-catégorie: Valise, Coffre, Caisse
Emplacement: Nouveau magasin

État: Occasion

Description: This Garment Bag-type luggage from the mid-20th century, dating to the 1930s-1950s, represents French leather craftsmanship focused on travel comfort. The interior features a round leather tag with the initials AR and the text ARTICLES DÉPOSÉS. The text ARTICLES DÉPOSÉS (Registered Articles) indicates legal protection for the design of the internal arrangement or technical solution, such as the hanger mechanism, registered in France. The initials AR refer to a French workshop specializing in custom production for discerning travelers or army officers. On the exterior of the trunk, there is a label with the text: ADAM / 5 RUE DES JOUX / CHAUMES EN FRANCE / PAN AMERICAN. Translation: ADAM (name) / 5 Joux Street (address) / Chaumes in France (location) / PAN AMERICAN (airline). The trunk's construction includes a hanger system that allows suits, uniforms, or dresses to be transported in a suspended state. When opened and hung vertically, it functions as a portable wardrobe. The materials used combine highly durable khaki-colored cotton canvas with solid cowhide leather on the edges and straps. This combination was characteristic of expedition and military luggage due to its low weight and extreme durability. An internal textile flap, secured by straps, serves to hold clothing on hangers during trunk handling. This type of luggage was widespread during the boom of railway travel and ocean liners, when formal attire was expected. Its military appearance, including color and cut, suggests possible use for transporting officer uniforms during or shortly after World War II.

900 Kč / €38