Size 8 1/2 Leather Shoes - Unworn 1960s Light Brown Loafer Style Shoe - Tan with Faux Buckles - 60s Mod Deadstock - 8.5 Narrow - Charm Step size 000 skirt has two scant beige specks

Name: Size 8 1/2 Leather Shoes - Unworn 1960s Light Brown Loafer Style Shoe - Tan with Faux Buckles - 60s Mod Deadstock - 8.5 Narrow - Charm Step size 000 skirt has two scant beige specks
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 18366033113
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4968 (15 reviews)

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SKU 18366033113

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Description

Size 8 1 2 Leather Shoes Unworn 1960s Light Brown Loafer Style Shoe Tan with Faux Buckles 60s Mod Deadstock 8.5 Narrow Charm Step size 000 skirt has two scant beige specks has two scant beige specks to the front 25 Inches Tall at center front tan vinyl insoles the soles show a faint hint of dirt from a try on at the store in the 60s

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