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Butterick 4695 Vintage Costume Pattern unused breast 38 Unprinted 1940s? Devil Penguin Monkey Cat
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Butterick 4695 Vintage Costume Pattern unused Kids breast 38 Unprinted 1940s? Devil Penguin Monkey Cat
Vintage unprinted Butterick pattern 4695
sizes kids breast 38 (or smallish adult)
sewing pattern to make: Unisex costumes - kitten, monkey, devil, penguin.
I bought this pattern secondhand. The envelope is damaged as shown, and the pattern appears to unused and includes directions. I carefully unfolded everything to count the pieces, and they are all there.
Here is the description from the pattern envelope because it is so quaint:
Costumes for masquerade or fancy dress.
Group of four masquerade costumes for youngsters or grown-ups: (A) The droll penguin in colorful contrast. (B) The playful kitten. (C) The amusing monkey. (D) Gay and mischievous devil costume complete with "horns" and flowing cape.
McCall started printing their patterns in the 1920s and their patent ran out in the late 1930s, allowing other pattern companies to begin printing their patterns. The envelope design on this one resembles other Butterick patterns from the mid-1940s.
Please send me any questions you may have, and thanks for looking.
Vintage unprinted Butterick pattern 4695
sizes kids breast 38 (or smallish adult)
sewing pattern to make: Unisex costumes - kitten, monkey, devil, penguin.
I bought this pattern secondhand. The envelope is damaged as shown, and the pattern appears to unused and includes directions. I carefully unfolded everything to count the pieces, and they are all there.
Here is the description from the pattern envelope because it is so quaint:
Costumes for masquerade or fancy dress.
Group of four masquerade costumes for youngsters or grown-ups: (A) The droll penguin in colorful contrast. (B) The playful kitten. (C) The amusing monkey. (D) Gay and mischievous devil costume complete with "horns" and flowing cape.
McCall started printing their patterns in the 1920s and their patent ran out in the late 1930s, allowing other pattern companies to begin printing their patterns. The envelope design on this one resembles other Butterick patterns from the mid-1940s.
Please send me any questions you may have, and thanks for looking.
