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XXS 1950s Pleated Skirt - Folk Style Harlequin Diamond Wool Tweed Stripes - Size 2 Winter Fuschia Green Black - 50s 60s Deadstock - Waist 24 Infants Very nice and barely worn

Name: XXS 1950s Pleated Skirt - Folk Style Harlequin Diamond Wool Tweed Stripes - Size 2 Winter Fuschia Green Black - 50s 60s Deadstock - Waist 24 Infants Very nice and barely worn
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 61036073412
Price: 85.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2511 (14 reviews)

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XXS 1950s Pleated Skirt Folk Style Harlequin Diamond Wool Tweed Stripes Size 2 Winter Fuschia Green Black 50s 60s Deadstock Waist 24 Infants Very nice and barely worn Very nice and barely worn This rare 1940s purse is black patent leather with the look of a binoculars bag Deadstock from fifty years ago These measurements already have ease subtracted and they are not actual fabric widths

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