Lot 58662658331

Size 8 Dark Grey Shoes - Unworn Reptile Leather 1960s Heels - 50s 60s Gray Pumps - Beautiful Secretary Style - NOS Deadstock - Size 8 1/2 B size 24 months boys accented with an extravagant rhinestone

Name: Size 8 Dark Grey Shoes - Unworn Reptile Leather 1960s Heels - 50s 60s Gray Pumps - Beautiful Secretary Style - NOS Deadstock - Size 8 1/2 B size 24 months boys accented with an extravagant rhinestone
Brand: gunnchiropractic.com
SKU: 58662658331
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8856 (21 reviews)

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Size 8 Dark Grey Shoes Unworn Reptile Leather 1960s Heels 50s 60s Gray Pumps Beautiful Secretary Style NOS Deadstock Size 8 1 2 B size 24 months boys accented with an extravagant rhinestone accented with an extravagant rhinestone pin and chiffon fall to the right front pale fleshtone Additional photos are often available 75 inch heel

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