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Size 6 Toddler Boys Saddle Shoes - Authentic 1960s Brown Two Tone Suede Oxfords - Child Size 6M - Boy's 60s NIB Deadstock - Hush Puppies size 10 coat matching embroidered-look lace

Name: Size 6 Toddler Boys Saddle Shoes - Authentic 1960s Brown Two Tone Suede Oxfords - Child Size 6M - Boy's 60s NIB Deadstock - Hush Puppies size 10 coat matching embroidered-look lace
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 63382887985
Price: 45.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1224 (18 reviews)

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Size 6 Toddler Boys Saddle Shoes Authentic 1960s Brown Two Tone Suede Oxfords Child Size 6M Boy's 60s NIB Deadstock Hush Puppies size 10 coat matching embroidered look lace matching embroidered look lace Ecru cotton poplin with navy & brick red blue varied width stripes and zig zag detail Marked 6 M Never worn

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