Hue 1654 and 1634 sandals ("blood red")
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 2:44 pm
Hello,
I have a pair of hue 1654 and 1634 sandals up for sale. 1634, 1644 and 1654 are the hues considered to be "blood red" and do not currently spawn. You can view high resolution screenshots of each from The Sandals Dictionary. Thanks to Telamon and other contributors for providing this amazing archive for everyone to use.
The 1654s are blessed but not by me, so I can not tell whether they are grandfathered or not. I'd like to say they are since I pulled them from a house decay ages ago, but as we can't be certain of that we just have to treat them as non-gf for the sake of this auction.
The 1634s are blessed by me and thus I can tell you they are not grandfathered.
Bidding starts at a tower deed each. You can bid on both or individually, just state which pair you are bidding on.
I will most probably end this auction on Sunday evening (my time).
Soon as you have your new ultra cool sandals, remember to pay a visit to My Fair Lady's Clothing Company and find a matching outfit.
Attached below is a picture of the 1654s.
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I have a pair of hue 1654 and 1634 sandals up for sale. 1634, 1644 and 1654 are the hues considered to be "blood red" and do not currently spawn. You can view high resolution screenshots of each from The Sandals Dictionary. Thanks to Telamon and other contributors for providing this amazing archive for everyone to use.
The 1654s are blessed but not by me, so I can not tell whether they are grandfathered or not. I'd like to say they are since I pulled them from a house decay ages ago, but as we can't be certain of that we just have to treat them as non-gf for the sake of this auction.
The 1634s are blessed by me and thus I can tell you they are not grandfathered.
Bidding starts at a tower deed each. You can bid on both or individually, just state which pair you are bidding on.
I will most probably end this auction on Sunday evening (my time).
Soon as you have your new ultra cool sandals, remember to pay a visit to My Fair Lady's Clothing Company and find a matching outfit.
Attached below is a picture of the 1654s.
