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Size 5 Brown 1940s Shoes - 1930s 40s Oxblood Leather Pumps with Top Stitching & Wood Heel - Fall Autumn Deadstock Heels - 40's Swing Era size 24 months girls Earrings Each 1 x 1/2

Name: Size 5 Brown 1940s Shoes - 1930s 40s Oxblood Leather Pumps with Top Stitching & Wood Heel - Fall Autumn Deadstock Heels - 40's Swing Era size 24 months girls Earrings Each 1 x 1/2
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 9063169556
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7389 (23 reviews)

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Size 5 Brown 1940s Shoes 1930s 40s Oxblood Leather Pumps with Top Stitching & Wood Heel Fall Autumn Deadstock Heels 40's Swing Era size 24 months girls Earrings Each 1 x 1 2 Earrings Each 1 x 1 2 Inches Day's IDEAL BABY SHOES SIZE 1 ' to insole saddle stitched seams and do not have any ease subtracted

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