Size 6 1940s Shoes with Cage Design - Navy Blue Leather Peep Toe Pumps - Sexy 40s High Heels - NOS Deadstock Strappy Shoe - 6N Narrow mens XS emerald green and yellow

Name: Size 6 1940s Shoes with Cage Design - Navy Blue Leather Peep Toe Pumps - Sexy 40s High Heels - NOS Deadstock Strappy Shoe - 6N Narrow mens XS emerald green and yellow
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 32815849979
Price: 95.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2853 (20 reviews)

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Description

Size 6 1940s Shoes with Cage Design Navy Blue Leather Peep Toe Pumps Sexy 40s High Heels NOS Deadstock Strappy Shoe 6N Narrow mens XS emerald green and yellow emerald green and yellow this piece did not test positive for gold These sophisticated peep toe high heels have a caged effect in rows of leather straps with a beautiful silhouette Marked 6 N

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