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Size 6 1/2 1940s Platform Shoes - Cobalt Blue Leather Peep Toe Pumps with Two Tone Design - 40s WWII Era Deadstock Strappy Shoe - 6.5 Narrow size 10 boys meticulously hand-finished with pick-stitching

Name: Size 6 1/2 1940s Platform Shoes - Cobalt Blue Leather Peep Toe Pumps with Two Tone Design - 40s WWII Era Deadstock Strappy Shoe - 6.5 Narrow size 10 boys meticulously hand-finished with pick-stitching
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 37556959198
Price: 129.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1485 (18 reviews)

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Size 6 1/2 1940s Platform Shoes - Cobalt Blue Leather Peep Toe Pumps with Two Tone Design - 40s WWII Era Deadstock Strappy Shoe - 6.5 Narrow size 10 boys meticulously hand-finished with pick-stitching

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Size 6 1 2 1940s Platform Shoes Cobalt Blue Leather Peep Toe Pumps with Two Tone Design 40s WWII Era Deadstock Strappy Shoe 6.5 Narrow size 10 boys meticulously hand finished with pick stitching meticulously hand finished with pick stitching openwork and springy Vivid blue 1940s platform shoes These sophisticated peep toe pumps have a dovetailed two tone blue design with elegant criss crossing

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