Stella, Civil War Ladies Boot
$189.99
Stella: All leather, no out of period rubber heels. Lace-up boot is made from full grain black smooth leather. Stella has a 1-inch leather heel and a full toe area. This will keep you comfortable all day. Full and half sizes 5 – 12
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| Womans MW&EW | 10.5M, 10M, 11.5M, 11M, 12M, 5.5M, 5M, 6.5M, 6M, 7.5M, 7M, 8.5M, 8M, 9.5M, 9M |
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