Butterick sewingpattern from the mid-1960s era of Beatlemania and the musical British Invasion -- Butterick 3528, for sewing the "Yeah Yeah Yeah Jacket" and matching pants and skirt. (It's a collarless lapel-less jacket similar to that worn by the Beatles on an early tour.) The pattern is in Young Junior 9, 11, 13 and teen 10, 12, 14, 16-- according the envelope, this corresponds to measurements of bust from 30 to 36, waist from 24 to 28, and hips from 32 to 38, it is on the back of pattern. The pattern envelope is in very poor condition, worn and torn all along one size and most of the bottom. Luckily, the pattern inside didn't suffer the damage that the envelope did: all the tissue pattern pieces are still factory folded, a bit wrinkled with age but not damaged; and all instruction sheets are present. See photos, they are cut pieces/sections in pattern. An odd and very scarce piece of Beatles memorabilia!As is, no returns.
