Lot 10651362779

XL 1960s Sage Plaid Jersey Suit with Satin Trim - Two Piece Short Sleeve Dress - Light Green Knit - Spring - Size 16 - Bust 48 -37573-1 size 8 girls indigo navy blue

Name: XL 1960s Sage Plaid Jersey Suit with Satin Trim - Two Piece Short Sleeve Dress - Light Green Knit - Spring - Size 16 - Bust 48 -37573-1 size 8 girls indigo navy blue
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 10651362779
Price: 40.98 USD
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XL 1960s Sage Plaid Jersey Suit with Satin Trim Two Piece Short Sleeve Dress Light Green Knit Spring Size 16 Bust 48 37573 1 size 8 girls indigo navy blue indigo navy blue zipper set in by hand) Additional photos are often available Please note: All measurements (bust waist hip) are the maximum body measurements that will fit the item

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