Size 10 Boy's Shirt - 1950s Gray White & Red Striped Cotton Oxford - Child's Short Sleeve Summer 50s Button Front Chambray - NOS Deadstock Ladies Medium the tissue inside is yellowed

Name: Size 10 Boy's Shirt - 1950s Gray White & Red Striped Cotton Oxford - Child's Short Sleeve Summer 50s Button Front Chambray - NOS Deadstock Ladies Medium the tissue inside is yellowed
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 5465569752
Price: 42.50 USD
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Size 10 Boy's Shirt - 1950s Gray White & Red Striped Cotton Oxford - Child's Short Sleeve Summer 50s Button Front Chambray - NOS Deadstock Ladies Medium the tissue inside is yellowed

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Size 10 Boy's Shirt 1950s Gray White & Red Striped Cotton Oxford Child's Short Sleeve Summer 50s Button Front Chambray NOS Deadstock Ladies Medium the tissue inside is yellowed the tissue inside is yellowed with a 4 inch tear to one piece of tissue candy pink cotton Measurements Cold gentle machine wash

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