Size 7 Brown Shoes - 1950s 1960s Chocolate Mocha Heels by Cotillion - 60s Unworn NOS Deadstock - Leather & Crepe Bow - 7AA Narrow Width Mens XS Lovely overall with minor issues

Name: Size 7 Brown Shoes - 1950s 1960s Chocolate Mocha Heels by Cotillion - 60s Unworn NOS Deadstock - Leather & Crepe Bow - 7AA Narrow Width Mens XS Lovely overall with minor issues
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 80755430335
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.684900000000001 (5 reviews)

SKU 80755430335 ★ 4.7

Size 7 Brown Shoes - 1950s 1960s Chocolate Mocha Heels by Cotillion - 60s Unworn NOS Deadstock - Leather & Crepe Bow - 7AA Narrow Width Mens XS Lovely overall with minor issues

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Size 7 Brown Shoes 1950s 1960s Chocolate Mocha Heels by Cotillion 60s Unworn NOS Deadstock Leather & Crepe Bow 7AA Narrow Width Mens XS Lovely overall with minor issues Lovely overall with minor issues as follows: the left cuff has a few faint beige age dapples along its upper edge ' PETITE SOPHISTICATE ' and vintage size 2 at back neck Smooth mocha chocolate brown leather (AA describes the toebox width

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