Child Size 10 White Galoshes - Authentic 1960s Child's Keds Rain Boots - Waterproof Rubber Overshoe - 60s Mid Century Deadstock - Rainy Days size 0 skirt wedgwood blue and red

Name: Child Size 10 White Galoshes - Authentic 1960s Child's Keds Rain Boots - Waterproof Rubber Overshoe - 60s Mid Century Deadstock - Rainy Days size 0 skirt wedgwood blue and red
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81915049208
Price: 47.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4509 (10 reviews)

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SKU 81915049208

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Child Size 10 White Galoshes Authentic 1960s Child's Keds Rain Boots Waterproof Rubber Overshoe 60s Mid Century Deadstock Rainy Days size 0 skirt wedgwood blue and red wedgwood blue and red Cold hand wash (test embroidery for colorfastness first) Toe to Heel 8 3 8 Inches We're always here to help

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