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Tilt Hat - 1930s Hollywood Marlene Dietrich Style - 30s 40s Black Stovepipe Hat with Paillettes - New York Label - Mint Condition - 35952 size 6 ladies shoe This long-sleeved dress is a

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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Tilt Hat 1930s Hollywood Marlene Dietrich Style 30s 40s Black Stovepipe Hat with Paillettes New York Label Mint Condition 35952 size 6 ladies shoe This long sleeved dress is a This long sleeved dress is a sweatshirt knit It has rich gathers along the shoulder clear plastic paillettes (like oversized sequins) with an amber tint It's a diminutive mid 1930s hat pushed coyly forward over the forehead

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