Beatles John Lennon Worn 1967 Clothing BEACONSFIELD FAIR Film Display
JOHN LENNON OWNED AND WORN FABRIC SWATCH DISPLAY. WELCOME BEATLES JOHN LENNON FANS! Unique 3 1/2 inch x 5 3/4 inch by 1/2 inch thick, clear, UV protective, acrylic holder with colorful graphics of an image of John Lennon imposed on Strawberry Field gates with an actual swatch from a pair of black trousers/pants worn by John in 1967.
John talked about the Beaconsfield Fair where he would go with his friends and aunt Mimi. Originally acquired in the early 80's directly from Gordon Millings whose father was the owner of Millings and Son tailor shop. This was the famous tailor shop used by the Beatles, many movie stars, and other important music figures. The trousers have the original Millings and Son bevo label and the additional label with hand-written notes with a John Lennon July 1967. After careful inspection and consideration it was determined that a small fragment of material (left by the tailor) could be removed without compromising the integrity of the trousers.
The removal was done by a professional seamstress. I have several of these and each swatch of material is a little different, but all will be of equal size. The display also contains 4 actual film frames from a documentary showing a young John Lennon. This display comes with a laminated COA card on the swatches and the film frames, plus a small display stand. You will also receive a blue velvet like zipper case to protect your display.
This item is in the category "Entertainment Memorabilia\Music Memorabilia\Rock & Pop\Artists B\Beatles\Other Beatles Memorabilia". The seller is "gdme" and is located in this country: US.
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- Original/Reproduction: Original