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Vintage 1970s 1980s Salvatore Ferragamo Black Italian Leather Heels Gold Accent

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oakleyflor
Updated Apr 07
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Vintage 1970s 1980s Salvatore Ferragamo Black Italian Leather Heels Gold Accent

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These gorgeous black vintage Ferragamo heels are so classic with their squared toe! I think they are from the 70s or 80s based upon the inner stamp. They feature a reptile-like embossed toe box with gold tone accent. They could be super cute styles so many ways! They are stamped inside with various numbers including 7 1/2 B (see photos). They are fair vintage condition because they do exhibit overall wear- especially to the heels (see photos). Both shoes have knicks, scuffs, scratches and marks throughout, but especially to the heels. Some creases and wear to leather. Lifting/detachment to inner soles. Some scratches to the gold tone piece too. Again these are vintage, they are old. So expect wear. My feet are too large so I cannot give you exact size as I cannot try them on. Nor do I know whether they would be wearable for certain as I could not try them on- but they do at least optically seem very sturdy and wearable/functional! PLEASE NOTE- vintage items are used!!!! I do everything I can to represent/ depict them as accurately as possible (photos and descriptions). But if you still have questions, ask me. I’m happy to help! Relisted as the buyer didn’t see size and needed to cancel order.

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