Girl's Size 8.5 Shoes - 1950s Mary Janes - Glossy Black Faux Patent Leather - 50s Pointed Toe Child's Shoe with Triple Strap - NIB Deadstock size 5 ladies shoes The age is a little

Name: Girl's Size 8.5 Shoes - 1950s Mary Janes - Glossy Black Faux Patent Leather - 50s Pointed Toe Child's Shoe with Triple Strap - NIB Deadstock size 5 ladies shoes The age is a little
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 65100638787
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6534 (17 reviews)

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Girl's Size 8.5 Shoes 1950s Mary Janes Glossy Black Faux Patent Leather 50s Pointed Toe Child's Shoe with Triple Strap NIB Deadstock size 5 ladies shoes The age is a little The age is a little undefined periwinkle blue glossy black style with pointed toes and a cute triple strap Ball of Foot Width 2 1 4

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