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We have a Clark?s toddler shoe measure in immaculate condition with box and instructions for ?10. They are very handy for checking small shoe sizes (up to size 11) when getting to the shops is tricky. More details about the measure can be found at the link below:


https://www.clarks.co.uk/c/Toddler-Gauge/p/203524220000


Collect from a smoke and pet free home in SE21.


Please private message me if interested.


Kind regards

Jess

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