1930s 40s Red & Gray Cotton Dress - Petite Ladies Size 8 - Teen Size 16 - Old Fashioned Frock with Short Sleeves - 30s Deadstock - Bust 36 mens medium ' LEWIS ' stamped in

Name: 1930s 40s Red & Gray Cotton Dress - Petite Ladies Size 8 - Teen Size 16 - Old Fashioned Frock with Short Sleeves - 30s Deadstock - Bust 36 mens medium ' LEWIS ' stamped in
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 8825607701
Price: 49.99 USD
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1930s 40s Red & Gray Cotton Dress - Petite Ladies Size 8 - Teen Size 16 - Old Fashioned Frock with Short Sleeves - 30s Deadstock - Bust 36 mens medium ' LEWIS ' stamped in

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1930s 40s Red & Gray Cotton Dress Petite Ladies Size 8 Teen Size 16 Old Fashioned Frock with Short Sleeves 30s Deadstock Bust 36 mens medium ' LEWIS ' stamped in ' LEWIS ' stamped in gold on a slate blue background Girls' Size hints on the sleeves

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