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Size 9 Men's Dress Shoes - Funky 1960s 70s Black Mens Oxfords with Orange Shoe Laces - Never Worn In Original Box - 60s NOS Deadstock size 12 lingerie ' at placket

Name: Size 9 Men's Dress Shoes - Funky 1960s 70s Black Mens Oxfords with Orange Shoe Laces - Never Worn In Original Box - 60s NOS Deadstock size 12 lingerie ' at placket
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 44801574261
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3087 (5 reviews)

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Size 9 Men's Dress Shoes Funky 1960s 70s Black Mens Oxfords with Orange Shoe Laces Never Worn In Original Box 60s NOS Deadstock size 12 lingerie ' at placket ' at placket Silky vanilla white dupioni style fabric in a light medium weight Men's Size Please remember vintage sizes and modern sizes can vary a great deal

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