Size 8 1960s Shoes - Dark Brown Faux Alligator Pumps - Mod 60s Vegan Shoes with Brassy Gold Details - AA Narrow Width - Unworn NOS Deadstock Kids Shoes Shoulder to Shoulder 11

Name: Size 8 1960s Shoes - Dark Brown Faux Alligator Pumps - Mod 60s Vegan Shoes with Brassy Gold Details - AA Narrow Width - Unworn NOS Deadstock Kids Shoes Shoulder to Shoulder 11
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68114825928
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4707 (10 reviews)

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Size 8 1960s Shoes Dark Brown Faux Alligator Pumps Mod 60s Vegan Shoes with Brassy Gold Details AA Narrow Width Unworn NOS Deadstock Kids Shoes Shoulder to Shoulder 11 Shoulder to Shoulder 11 possibly can be spotted at a dry cleaner Toe to Heel Length 10 1 4 Inches Condition Detail

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