Madame Vastra

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Madame Vastra - Face ~ by 5SecsOfSummer
Madame Vastra - Face ~ by 5SecsOfSummer ~ created using the Neptune's Daughter doll maker | DollDivine.com
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Past Patterns 904 From the 1880's Victorian Polonaise with Walking Skirt 1989 / ALLSIZES UNCUT
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