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Octopussy · Carry-On - 4 Wheels | Black/Black/Gold

Globe-Trotter

£2195

To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Octopussy – Roger Moore’s sixth outing as James Bond – Globe-Trotter has designed a range of luggage inspired by the iconic Octopus design featured on Octopussy’s silk robe from the film. In the film, the robe is worn by Octopussy (Maud Adams) in the Octopalace, an exotic Indian residence which is home to her women-only sisterhood. Bond arrives on the floating island disguised as a crocodile in one of Q's aquatic devices, unaware that Octopussy is watching his every move on her surveillance cameras. Our Carry-On suitcase is the ideal companion for one, two,

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