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A brown velvet jacket and pants ensemble with gold toned bead and faux pearl inlays, worn by Liberace on the cover of his The Impossible Dream album. Together with a brown silk vest with ornate decorative faux pearl inlays throughout that ties around the back, a white cotton tuxedo bib with lace ruffles on the front, a brown velvet bow, and gold toned rope thread entwined with faux pearl and iridescent stone pieces. Jacket has long coat tails and two Acuna labels, one of which reads "Name: Liberace Date: 3/69." Handwritten on each armhole is "black velvet." "The Impossible Dream" is believed to have been Liberace's personal favorite song. The tuxedo is accompanied by a copy of the album. Categories:


Juliens Auctions

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Juliens Auctions

Date:
2012-12-01

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