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Blue crocs, size 13 ?2 SOLD STC

Trainers (EUR 31) 50p

Red Kickers (EUR 32, uk 13 ?3

Nike Football boots s.13 ?5

Nike trainers s.13- ?3

Clarks Doodles s.13- ?1

Red Hunter Wellies s.13 ?10 SOLD

Clarks shoes in black size 13G- ?3 SOLD

Black walkright size 13- ?0.50

Black trainers in good cond s.13 ?1.50 SOLD

Snow boots s.13 ?4

Sandals s.eur 32 ?2 SOLD STC

Timberland Trainers size 12 1/2 ?3 SOLD STC

Another pair of crocs (with the blue check material)FREE SOLD

Clarks Boots s.13.5- ?1

Quechua Sandals s. 1.5 -50p

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