Contact
When not at the computer, seton can be found in a major “Alaskan” city trying to stay out of trouble and keeping her nose clean.
To contact seton, you can email “LindaSeton @aol.com”.
Edited 3/11/11: Due to lots of spam, people with gmail, hotmail, or yahoo accounts might have trouble reaching my aol address due to filters. You can leave a comment on this page which will go into moderation. I’ll try to get back to you depending on real life.
Hi Seton!
What a divine Hermes website! Kudos!!! I’m Merrydish on the Purse Forum and have enjoyed your informative posts there for quite a while. But, I had no idea you were also a member of HSCI until somebody posted information about this website. Fantastic. While you are way north in Alaska I am in the opposite direction in Boca Raton, Florida.
Anyway, I, too, have a great love for Hermes scarves and have been collecting for over 40 years. Too bad the new price increase will put a damper on my shopping.
Do hope to hear from you and, again, congratulations on an excellent site.
Warmest regards,
Meredith
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Hello Meredith!
Thanks for stopping by. Yes, you could say that I am a charter member of HSCI. I was there at the beginning when it started. I sold a carre to the list owner on eBay and she told me that it was her first Hermes and she was starting a Yahoogroup. That was how I got the invite.
seton
January 10th, 2008 at 7:19 amDear Seton,
I’ve just found your site. I recently bought a Hermes scarf by Philippe Ledoux called Gronland. I’m not a connoisseur.
Would you have any information on this particular item?
Thanks in advance.
Let me wish you a very happy New Year 2008!
Best regards,
Laurence (from France)
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Bon jour, Laurence.
Yes, I will eventually do a post on Gronland someday. Just check back every once in a while.
-seton
January 15th, 2008 at 3:34 pmWhat a lovely website and blog!
Thanks for sharing this–I found this through HSCI and the Purse Forum (I just joined that).
Thanks for sharing this, and it’s lovely to see some of the other colorways of my favorites.
All the best for 2008.
January 26th, 2008 at 4:39 pmGinger
Hi Seton,
Just wanted to stop in and commend you on this wonderful site that you’ve built, as well as thank you again for your help in ending my “grail” search. You are a true asset to the Hermes community.
Best,
Julia L
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Julia L,
Thanks for stopping by. Glad to hear that you are enjoying your bag!
-seton
January 29th, 2008 at 10:31 pmHi Seton – I, too am an HSCI member and a rather more recent tPFer. Just found your site and wanted to congratulate you – it is great and I’m so pleased to be able to browse around and look at all the lovely Hermes goodies. I’ve enjoyed your posts on tPF as well! Thanks again!
Anne
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Thank you very much for your kind words, Anne.
– seton
February 13th, 2008 at 9:48 pmI have most recently bought an Hermes scarf, Au Coeur de la Vie in turqoise colorway because I fell in love with it. I didn’t know who the artist was, or what the design is about, and I hardly ever go into an Hermes boutique (it was an accident as I was running an errand for someone who wanted some scarf rings). But it took me just 5 seconds to decide since it took my breath away. I googled for more thorough information about it, and it brought me to this site. I think I appreciated the scarf even more. Thank you so much. While doing research at the purse forum, I got to see the HSCI link. What a lovely wealth of information! It just may be the start of a love affair with all things Hermes.
Thanks again!
March 4th, 2008 at 2:16 amWhat a great site… i applaud you for the amount of time i know it took you to compile it. I’ve been collecting les choses Hermes for over 25 years and my house is full of orange boxes of all sizes. I’m on all those lists but seldom post. Thanks.. i have bookmarked it and plan to come back often.
June 12th, 2008 at 10:19 amI love your website Seton! It’s obvious that you enjoy the history behind these. I do too. I have several very old issues, LeDoux, Douchez etc. I wish I had more Dauchez. I tried to find some info on him. Was he an Algerian? I find his work really interesting. I have the very early nautical “Tableau”
October 12th, 2008 at 11:17 amof ships communicating at sea. If you want the photo, just let me know.
Best Regards,
Barbara
Dear Seton,
October 29th, 2008 at 1:09 pmThanks for providing such a wonderful resource! I own a high end women’s consignment business and being able to provide accurate evaluation and information to our clients is essential. I will be back to vist your site often.
Best Regards,
Sandy
That was cold feeT. aha.
anyway I won the ebay auction and am
paying over $350 USD for the scarf (incl.
shipping) but if its in any way a bona fide
Poret “Les Poulains” from 1960 (which frankly
it does look like from the photos),
I am comfortable
taking the risk, even with the damage to the
roule at two corners.
I am no longer an ebay auction virgin, whoo hoo.
Diana
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Congrats, Diana!
-seton
September 9th, 2009 at 2:42 pm