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- Vintage Photos of TV Shows on Air
- Perspective in an 18th century Needlepoint
- Pattern of 1930's School Kids
- Vintage Photo of a Sample of Seat Cushion Springs
- Rare Daguerreotype of a Sick Child
- The Auto Wagon
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1 comment:
Joey, We are textile restorers in New York, and we have the exact needlework picture that you posted here! Do you think it's American? We are interested in knowing any provenance, even a quarter-century date designation...whatever you might know about it. Check out our website Textileconservationworkshop.org, and email us!
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