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Size 8 Dark Grey Shoes - Unworn Reptile Leather 1960s Heels - 50s 60s Gray Pumps - Beautiful Secretary Style - NOS Deadstock - Size 8 1/2 B size 24 months boys and hand painted details as

Name: Size 8 Dark Grey Shoes - Unworn Reptile Leather 1960s Heels - 50s 60s Gray Pumps - Beautiful Secretary Style - NOS Deadstock - Size 8 1/2 B size 24 months boys and hand painted details as
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 58662658331
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0774 (21 reviews)

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Size 8 Dark Grey Shoes Unworn Reptile Leather 1960s Heels 50s 60s Gray Pumps Beautiful Secretary Style NOS Deadstock Size 8 1 2 B size 24 months boys and hand painted details as and hand painted details as noted in description fine and richly hued Measurements please measure a pair of shoes that fit you well (and are the same heel height)

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