Bill Anderson Personally Worn PoFolks Restaurant 80s Satin Jacket XL Aristojac

Description

Bill Anderson's personally worn satin-like 1980s jacket from PoFolks Restaurant. The Country Music Hall of Fame songwriter was for a time the national spokesman for the restaurant chain, named after Anderson's hit song "Po' Folks," making this jacket a true piece of country music history. The jacket is a beautiful rust/copper color, tagged size XL Aristojac by Hilton. Measures 26.5" across the chest, 25.5" length, 33" sleeves from shoulder to wrist / 19" underarm to wrist, and 18" across elastic waist (unstretched). Embroidered white PoFolks logo, elastic waist and cuffs, snap buttons, two front slit pockets, flannel lining. Excellent used condition! (Steaming recommended to remove wrinkles.) What a hit you'll be at your next event when you sidle up to the table in your Bill Anderson PoFolks jacket -- Come and get it!
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*** These items are from the estate of Country Music promoter/manager Robbie Wittkowski. Robbie was the road manager for both Bill Anderson and Little Jimmy Dickens. He also owned a traveling Country Music museum and dealt in Country Music memorabilia. We are helping liquidate his estate for his widow. All items will come with a Certificate of Authenticity. ***