Johnston & Murphy Georgette 78-51941 Womens Black Leather Chelsea Boots Size:8 Brand Etnies Condition New with

Name: Johnston & Murphy Georgette 78-51941 Womens Black Leather Chelsea Boots Size:8 Brand Etnies Condition New with
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SKU: 69254866364
Price: 179.00 USD
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Johnston & Murphy Georgette 78 51941 Womens Black Leather Chelsea Boots Size:8 Brand Etnies Condition New with Brand Etnies Condition New with box Model Name Kingpin Model Number 4101000091291 Manufacturer Color Tan Gum Color Brown Material Suede Width Medium (D N HI Gore Tex Model Number 26138789 Manufacturer Color Black Combi Color Black Material Textile Width Medium (D Born in 1850 in the American city of Newark and knows as the brand with footing in the White House ” Brand Johnston & Murphy Condition New Color Black Material Leather Model Number 78 51941 Width Medium (B

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