PRELOVED Louis Vuitton Monogram Vavin GM Tote Bag SR1002 031323 **DEAL ***

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PRELOVED Louis Vuitton Monogram Vavin GM Tote Bag SR1002 031323 **DEAL ***PRELOVED Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Vavin Tote Bag Measurements: 11. 5" L x 4. 25" W x 12. 75" H Strap: 8 Date Code: SR1002 Year: 2002 ENTRUPY: 8732WVX Preloved Good Used condition: The exterior is clean. The interior lining is clean. See photos! Entrupy letter of Authenticity! Free Shipping, Insurance, & Signature Confirmation USA! * ALL sales are final, no refunds, no exchanges, 3% order cancellation fee all items are PRELOVED and or VINTAGE

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