THE COLLECTION OF PAT L. NICKOLS, QUILT HISTORIAN
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REAL PHOTO POSTCARD of women quilting in New Hampshire church.
AMBROTYPES
Relievo sixth plate of a couple. Sixth plate couple with child, possibly post mortem. Half case. Sixth plate woman in vibrant dress. Half case. Plus 2 sixth plates half case, sixth plate in mat & preserver, ninth plate split case.2 bare plates.
TINTYPES
Quarter plate of couple in split full 1840s case. Sixth plate of 2 men half case. Sixth plate child half case. Gemtype album. 44 gemtypes out of 48 slots. Mix of men, women & children. Sixth plate young man seated, young lady with vertical stripes standing. Ninth plate of girl in half case with hair behind. 26 CDV sized tintypes.
PAPER
26 CDVs (Cartes de visite) mostly women's fashion. 17 curved mount stereoviews, mostly children. Albumen of Jennie M. White Cabinet card 2 women. 4 lithograph stereoviews.
DAGUERREOTYPES
2 sixth plate daguerreotypes half cases (woman, 2 children) 1 ninth plate woman in floral dress, split case.
PARTS
Empty full case with preserver. 2 empty half cases mat & preserver (sixth & ninth).
Various mats & preservers, 10 items.
"These tintypes, ambrotypes and stereo cards were gathered to use in my study and lectures about antique quilts over the years. The many dated photos show the dress styles including the detail of the printed fabric useful for me in dating antique fabric.
I learned to quilt, not from family members as is the usual case, but in an Adult Education class in Columbia, MO in 1977. I loved all of the piecing and applique and especially the quilting. We moved to California in 1978, eager to share my quilting knowledge, a year later I was teaching classes. My classes filled and I out-grew the fabric shop, moved to one a little larger and finally moved to Tustin for larger class space. We moved to Rancho Santa Fe eight years later and I stopped teaching to have time for lectures and my writing. I have been published on various subjects, including Feed Sacks in Quilt-making, Mary A McElwain — Quilt Businesswoman and Charm Quilts in The American Quilt Study Group annual book, Uncoverings, as well as numerous Quilt magazines. As a Fabric Designer from 1989 to 2011 I was with P & B Textiles in San Francisco and then RJR Fabrics in Torrence, CA."
Pat L. Nickols
Quilt Historian & Fabric Studies
Absentee bidders: this is a box lot, so special packing fees apply. See the shipping terms for details.
NO RESERVE
AMBROTYPES
Relievo sixth plate of a couple. Sixth plate couple with child, possibly post mortem. Half case. Sixth plate woman in vibrant dress. Half case. Plus 2 sixth plates half case, sixth plate in mat & preserver, ninth plate split case.2 bare plates.
TINTYPES
Quarter plate of couple in split full 1840s case. Sixth plate of 2 men half case. Sixth plate child half case. Gemtype album. 44 gemtypes out of 48 slots. Mix of men, women & children. Sixth plate young man seated, young lady with vertical stripes standing. Ninth plate of girl in half case with hair behind. 26 CDV sized tintypes.
PAPER
26 CDVs (Cartes de visite) mostly women's fashion. 17 curved mount stereoviews, mostly children. Albumen of Jennie M. White Cabinet card 2 women. 4 lithograph stereoviews.
DAGUERREOTYPES
2 sixth plate daguerreotypes half cases (woman, 2 children) 1 ninth plate woman in floral dress, split case.
PARTS
Empty full case with preserver. 2 empty half cases mat & preserver (sixth & ninth).
Various mats & preservers, 10 items.
"These tintypes, ambrotypes and stereo cards were gathered to use in my study and lectures about antique quilts over the years. The many dated photos show the dress styles including the detail of the printed fabric useful for me in dating antique fabric.
I learned to quilt, not from family members as is the usual case, but in an Adult Education class in Columbia, MO in 1977. I loved all of the piecing and applique and especially the quilting. We moved to California in 1978, eager to share my quilting knowledge, a year later I was teaching classes. My classes filled and I out-grew the fabric shop, moved to one a little larger and finally moved to Tustin for larger class space. We moved to Rancho Santa Fe eight years later and I stopped teaching to have time for lectures and my writing. I have been published on various subjects, including Feed Sacks in Quilt-making, Mary A McElwain — Quilt Businesswoman and Charm Quilts in The American Quilt Study Group annual book, Uncoverings, as well as numerous Quilt magazines. As a Fabric Designer from 1989 to 2011 I was with P & B Textiles in San Francisco and then RJR Fabrics in Torrence, CA."
Pat L. Nickols
Quilt Historian & Fabric Studies
Absentee bidders: this is a box lot, so special packing fees apply. See the shipping terms for details.
NO RESERVE
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THE COLLECTION OF PAT L. NICKOLS, QUILT HISTORIAN
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