Vintage WWII Esquire Leather Dye (brown-mahogany)

The original box is included and is in great condition. There is a 3.5oz. glass bottle full of brown-mahogany leather dye. The bottles have never been

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Vintage Esquire Brown Leather Dye Semi Full Bottle and Box. 1940 - 1950 (?)

Stay cool even on the sunniest of days with these 1940's ventilated oxfords! These apron toe shoes have a taupe nylon mesh along the top and sides making them perfect for a summertime picnic. These shoes are a warm mahogany brown leather with leather soles and the original flat laces. Marked Knapp Aerotred. These shoes are in great vintage condition with some minor wear from age.

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New, 3.5 oz glass bottle, brown-mahogany in color, non-toxic, for dyeing all light colored leathers except suede, will not rub off, does not contain

Vintage WWII Esquire Leather Dye (brown mahogany)

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