Pumps

Department Store Neiman Marcus American

1967

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Title: Pumps
Department Store: Neiman Marcus (American, founded 1907)
Date: 1967
Culture: American
Medium: [no medium available]
Credit Line: Gift of Herbert Levine Inc., 1973
Object Number: 1973.276.5
Curatorial Department: The Costume Institute

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