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Size 8 Navy Shoes - 1950s 1960s Dark Blue Heels by Cotillion - 60s Unworn Deadstock - Leather & Metal Buckle Bit Trim - Wide Width - 47112-2 size 18 months boys very fine with no flaws

SKU 68928817261 4.0
USD69.99 USD100.99

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Size 8 Navy Shoes 1950s 1960s Dark Blue Heels by Cotillion 60s Unworn Deadstock Leather & Metal Buckle Bit Trim Wide Width 47112 2 size 18 months boys very fine with no flaws very fine with no flaws note that the string attaching the original tag was broken (but still in place) and the original has been attached with a modern plastic barb Condition Detail If needed clean with saddle soap

Exchange/Return Notes
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  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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