Size 5 1940s Peep Toe Shoes - Open Toe Navy Blue Leather Heels with Ribbon Candy Eyelet Cutwork - 40's Pin Up Pumps - 40s NOS Deadstock size 000 shirt Headband Base is 11

Name: Size 5 1940s Peep Toe Shoes - Open Toe Navy Blue Leather Heels with Ribbon Candy Eyelet Cutwork - 40's Pin Up Pumps - 40s NOS Deadstock size 000 shirt Headband Base is 11
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 32558368199
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6417 (18 reviews)

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Description

Size 5 1940s Peep Toe Shoes Open Toe Navy Blue Leather Heels with Ribbon Candy Eyelet Cutwork 40's Pin Up Pumps 40s NOS Deadstock size 000 shirt Headband Base is 11 Headband Base is 11 Never worn from the 1960s Navy blue leather the heels have a slight separation between the heel's edge and sole

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