Circa 1820 bridal quilt
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So sad that he doesn't want to keep it in the family, but it's better that in will be in hands that will love and take care of it. I think a museum would be a great home for it, so it could be shared with many.
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http://piecingthepast.com/
This lady spoke at a quilt guild meeting I attended and has a fabulous collection of antique quilts- she may be interested.
from her website:
"Quilt Dating Services
Brian and Donna have participated in many local and regional quilt documentation projects and spend much of their free time studying and researching antique textiles. Additionally, Donna is an active member of an Antique Quilt Study Group. The goal of the group is to study antique quilts and textiles to further the knowledge and understanding of all aspects of historical quilt making. "
This lady spoke at a quilt guild meeting I attended and has a fabulous collection of antique quilts- she may be interested.
from her website:
"Quilt Dating Services
Brian and Donna have participated in many local and regional quilt documentation projects and spend much of their free time studying and researching antique textiles. Additionally, Donna is an active member of an Antique Quilt Study Group. The goal of the group is to study antique quilts and textiles to further the knowledge and understanding of all aspects of historical quilt making. "
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