Size 7 Leather Shoes - Unworn 1960s Cocoa Brown Loafer Style Shoe - Big Brassy Metal Faux Buckles - 60s Mod NIB Deadstock - 7AA Narrow Size:7 ' HAND MADE / IN

Name: Size 7 Leather Shoes - Unworn 1960s Cocoa Brown Loafer Style Shoe - Big Brassy Metal Faux Buckles - 60s Mod NIB Deadstock - 7AA Narrow Size:7 ' HAND MADE / IN
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 52048815219
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Size 7 Leather Shoes - Unworn 1960s Cocoa Brown Loafer Style Shoe - Big Brassy Metal Faux Buckles - 60s Mod NIB Deadstock - 7AA Narrow Size:7 ' HAND MADE / IN

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Size 7 Leather Shoes Unworn 1960s Cocoa Brown Loafer Style Shoe Big Brassy Metal Faux Buckles 60s Mod NIB Deadstock 7AA Narrow Size:7 ' HAND MADE IN ' HAND MADE IN HONG KONG ' to inside seam Unworn and still folded on the original lines as displayed sixty years ago '' VOGUE FASHIONED FOR FIT " stamped to insole Marked 7 AA AAAA

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