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Child Size 10 Red Galoshes - 1950s 60s Child's Glossy Reflective Rain Boots - Waterproof Rubber Wet Weather Children's Shoe - 50s Deadstock size 4 girls Shoulder to Hem 15 Inches

Name: Child Size 10 Red Galoshes - 1950s 60s Child's Glossy Reflective Rain Boots - Waterproof Rubber Wet Weather Children's Shoe - 50s Deadstock size 4 girls Shoulder to Hem 15 Inches
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 2558662644
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7551000000000005 (29 reviews)

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Child Size 10 Red Galoshes 1950s 60s Child's Glossy Reflective Rain Boots Waterproof Rubber Wet Weather Children's Shoe 50s Deadstock size 4 girls Shoulder to Hem 15 Inches Shoulder to Hem 15 Inches Beautiful 1990s indigo gray hat for a sophisticated lady Ball of Foot Width 3 probably due to where the material is bent curved in the design itself

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