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Size 2 Boys Shoes - Authentic 1950s Black Leather Dress Shoe - Child Size Boy's 2D - Slip On 50's Shoe - 50s Deadstock in Box - NIB NOS Size:2 Dusky wedgwood blue-gray silk printed

Name: Size 2 Boys Shoes - Authentic 1950s Black Leather Dress Shoe - Child Size Boy's 2D - Slip On 50's Shoe - 50s Deadstock in Box - NIB NOS Size:2 Dusky wedgwood blue-gray silk printed
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 98038722606
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.739800000000001 (27 reviews)

SKU 98038722606 Atelier gensnab.com.ua

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Size 2 Boys Shoes - Authentic 1950s Black Leather Dress Shoe - Child Size Boy's 2D - Slip On 50's Shoe - 50s Deadstock in Box - NIB NOS Size:2 Dusky wedgwood blue-gray silk printed

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Size 2 Boys Shoes Authentic 1950s Black Leather Dress Shoe Child Size Boy's 2D Slip On 50's Shoe 50s Deadstock in Box NIB NOS Size:2 Dusky wedgwood blue gray silk printed Dusky wedgwood blue gray silk printed with flower motif medallions in offwhite ("high risk red" is a Pantone designated color name) These 1950s boy's dress shoes are a classic mid century style in fine black leather with a comfortable slip on style and its original shoe box The 50s price was $3

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