Size 8 Narrow Shoes - Unworn Classic Dark Brown Faux Reptile Leather Pumps - 60s Ruddy Reptilian Two-Tone - Buckles - 1960s Deadstock Shoe size 10 ladies shoe Screwbacks

Name: Size 8 Narrow Shoes - Unworn Classic Dark Brown Faux Reptile Leather Pumps - 60s Ruddy Reptilian Two-Tone - Buckles - 1960s Deadstock Shoe size 10 ladies shoe Screwbacks
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 28456027190
Price: 37.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0909 (18 reviews)

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Size 8 Narrow Shoes Unworn Classic Dark Brown Faux Reptile Leather Pumps 60s Ruddy Reptilian Two Tone Buckles 1960s Deadstock Shoe size 10 ladies shoe Screwbacks Screwbacks Papyrus* ivory synthetic bridal weight satin " fashion craft " stamped in gold to insole Never worn and very fine

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