1950s Boy's Khaki Pants - Child Size 12 Beige Tan 50s 60s Cotton Trousers - Preppy Style Boys Dress Pant - Unworn NOS Deadstock - Waist 25 Infants 12 1/2 x 7 x

Name: 1950s Boy's Khaki Pants - Child Size 12 Beige Tan 50s 60s Cotton Trousers - Preppy Style Boys Dress Pant - Unworn NOS Deadstock - Waist 25 Infants 12 1/2 x 7 x
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SKU: 43358865234
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1950s Boy's Khaki Pants - Child Size 12 Beige Tan 50s 60s Cotton Trousers - Preppy Style Boys Dress Pant - Unworn NOS Deadstock - Waist 25 Infants 12 1/2 x 7 x

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1950s Boy's Khaki Pants Child Size 12 Beige Tan 50s 60s Cotton Trousers Preppy Style Boys Dress Pant Unworn NOS Deadstock Waist 25 Infants 12 1 2 x 7 x 12 1 2 x 7 x 1 Inches 'NEW YORK Creation 22' at inside back " at inside facing Please note: For garments

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