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Child's 1920s 1930s Winter Hat - Black Panne Velvet Sheared Faux Fur - Close Fit Soft Cap with Brim - Never Worn 20s 30s Deadstock - 50361 size 6 coat Genuine two-tone curly lamb fur

Name: Child's 1920s 1930s Winter Hat - Black Panne Velvet Sheared Faux Fur - Close Fit Soft Cap with Brim - Never Worn 20s 30s Deadstock - 50361 size 6 coat Genuine two-tone curly lamb fur
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 63871789304
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3879 (25 reviews)

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Child's 1920s 1930s Winter Hat Black Panne Velvet Sheared Faux Fur Close Fit Soft Cap with Brim Never Worn 20s 30s Deadstock 50361 size 6 coat Genuine two tone curly lamb fur Genuine two tone curly lamb fur in milk chocolate and darkest black brown a rich coffee colored brown hue with sexy reinforced toe and heel 21 3 4 Inches Circumference at inside base of crown None needed

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