Hermès Sellier, and the agendas for 1949
1948
The duc attelé — a horse and carriage with a groom and no driver, the house's mark, drawn after Alfred de Dreux — printed full-page in a Paris theatre programme for Feydeau's 'Occupe-toi d'Amélie' in 1948. Under the Faubourg address sit the three seasonal outposts, Biarritz, Cannes and Deauville, and a single line of news: 'Les agendas Hermès 1949 sont parus.'
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