Size 8 Shoes - 1950s Navy Shoes with Asian Pagoda Style Gold Metal Detail - B Width Shoe - 8B Dark Blue Heels - Cotillion NOS Deadstock size 14 coat ' BANNER / Sportswear /

Name: Size 8 Shoes - 1950s Navy Shoes with Asian Pagoda Style Gold Metal Detail - B Width Shoe - 8B Dark Blue Heels - Cotillion NOS Deadstock size 14 coat ' BANNER / Sportswear /
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92046489906
Price: 65.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0477 (5 reviews)

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Size 8 Shoes 1950s Navy Shoes with Asian Pagoda Style Gold Metal Detail B Width Shoe 8B Dark Blue Heels Cotillion NOS Deadstock size 14 coat ' BANNER Sportswear ' BANNER Sportswear OF BOSTON ' inside both pieces in a singularly rich yellowish hue Toe to Heel Length 10 3 8 Inches Condition Detail

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