959 BARBIE THEATRE DATE #959 GREEN SATIN SKIRT, HAT, SATIN TOP, JACKET, GREEN MULES, CHOICE

Vintage Barbie Theatre Date #959 (1963)  &
Theatre Date #1612 (1964)
(The 1964 version did not include the hat.)   

Emerald Green Satin Bolero Jacket  YES     
Emerald Green Satin Peplum Skirt   yes    
Emerald Green Pillbox Hat (1963 only)  yes     
White Satin Shell     
Green Open Toe Heels   yes 

I absolutely love this elegant sophisticated ensemble.  The emerald green satin is so beautiful. 

This ensemble was made to be displayed on a red-haired American Girl Barbie Doll.  (I know the American Girl didn't come out until two years after this, but trust me on this one!)

The jacket is the same pattern as the satin fashion pak jackets also from 1963 and 1964.   This ensemble is fairy easy to find, with the hat being the hardest, as it was only made for one year.  Also it can be a challenge to find a decent white blouse and the green shoes are among the hardest colors to find.    nice outfit.   

   one jacket..    5 2022

 , the rest of the pieces are lovely satin.   green mules as well.         i HAVE SOLD  ONE  COMPLETE OUTFIT and these are the pieces I have on hand available.    for the green open toe mules choose shoes in the version.  3 green mules on hand filed with this outfit..;     I also have  4   nice emerald green hats, nicest one goes first,  choose green hat,     and we have the green satin peplum skirt needs pressing at least 2 skirts; , choose skirt in the menu  thank you.. Price is for one of the choice of items.   WE HAVE  5  PAIRS of these green mules and a few singles as well  AND REGARDING THE GREEN OPEN TOE MULES FROM DOLL REFERENCE     green mules filed in japan box..    clothing mailed to the USA and international destinations travel by small packet airmail.

Vintage Barbie Green Open Toe Shoes were included in these ensembles: Knit Accessories (1963) Theatre Date #959 (1963) Theatre Date #1612 (1964)

The green can be among the hardest colors to find, because they were not included with many ensembles (they were also included in several shoe fashion paks).  They are also called Mules by some collectors.  They were made in Japan and came in pairs. The bottom of the left shoe will be marked Japan, the bottom of the right shoe will be unmarked.