Large 1960s Red Coat with Hood - Size 12 to 14 Winter Wool Hooded Overcoat - Red Buttons & Waist Pockets - Contrast Cream Lining - Bust 40.5 Teen At the inside back: ''

Name: Large 1960s Red Coat with Hood - Size 12 to 14 Winter Wool Hooded Overcoat - Red Buttons & Waist Pockets - Contrast Cream Lining - Bust 40.5 Teen At the inside back: ''
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 3444085710
Price: 109.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2322 (24 reviews)

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Large 1960s Red Coat with Hood Size 12 to 14 Winter Wool Hooded Overcoat Red Buttons & Waist Pockets Contrast Cream Lining Bust 40.5 Teen At the inside back: '' At the inside back: '' Suzy et Paulette Chapeaux PARIS CHICAGO '' and '' 22 1 2 '' toasted tan grosgrain ribbon Please ask Sleeve Length 23

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