Seven Pennsylvania embroidered show towels, to

Pennsylvania show towel dated 1831, decorated with stags, potted flowers, birds with initials F.B. 58"h x 15.5"w Provenance: From the Estate of Raymond J. Brunner

PENNSYLVANIA SHOW TOWEL / DARNING SAMPLER, FRAMED 19" X 15"

Pennsylvania show towel, 19thc. decorated with birds and potted flowers with ABC's, wrought by Rebk Wein. 63"l x 16"w Provenance: From the Estate of Raymond J. Brunner

Early 19th Century Pennsylvania Show Towel. Susana Long 1823. Three panels with birds on tree and heart design. 14"w. x 46"l. not including fringe. Condition: Good with foxing.

Embroidered on linen with nicely done florals in center, flanked by brightly colored designs to the exterior. 23.5" ht. x 9" wd. From the lifelong collection of Edythe and Donald Aukerman, Centerville

Group of textiles, including: folk art rug mounted on a frame 48"L x 34"W, 2 home-spun sheets with initials embroidered on them, 3 hand-embroidered show towels (one is dated 1822), blue and white chec

Three Pennsylvania 19th Century Needlework Show Towels. Largest measures 56"l. Condition: Good with wear and stains.

Pennsylvania Needlework Show Towel Dated 1887. Initialed "A.H.K." with stags, dogs, hearts and flowers. 14" x 38".

Lancaster, Pennsylvania Needlework Show Towel by Maria Landis, Dated 1832. Bold large peacock, spread-wing eagle, various birds, tulips and floral devices. (Peacocks were commonly used as guard birds

Lancaster, Pennsylvania Needlework Show Towel by Elisabeth Brubacher. Mid 19th century. Trotting horses, various birds, tulips and floral devices. Stamped "Minnie W. Garber, 1888". (Accompanied with a

Lancaster, Pennsylvania Needlework Show Towel by Anna Lang, Dated 1815. Tulips and floral devices needlework with tide work lower panel. Provenance: Sam Stayer Estate, Mt. Joy, PA, Birmingham, AL. Fra

Pennsylvania Needlework Show Towel by Casrin Franz, Dated 1843. Double panel with potted flowers. 50" x 18".

Pennsylvania Cross Stitch Show Towel by Fianna Grube. Dated 1850. Birds and floral devices. Pictured in "This is the Way I Pass My Time" by Ellen J. Gehret, pages 103 & 177. 17-1/4" x 59". Condition:

Pennsylvania Cross Stitch Show Towel Signed Catharina Ebersol. White on white needlework floral devices. Drawn thread lower panel. 18" x 44". Condition: Good with wear.

CANADIAN DATED LINEN PLAIN-WEAVE HAND TOWEL / SHOW TOWEL, embroidered, rectangular form, having applied fringe at top in a swag design with including initials "EM" and stars between the swags, initial

Four Pennsylvania 19th Century Needlework Show Towels. Largest measures 56"l. Condition: Fair to good with wear and stains.

Four Pennsylvania 19th Century Needlework Show Towels. Largest measures 63"l. Condition: Fair to good with wear and stains.

Four Pennsylvania 19th Century Needlework Show Towels. Largest measures 52"l. Condition: Fair to good with wear and stains.

Four Pennsylvania 19th Century Needlework Show Towels. Largest measures 54"l. Condition: Fair to good with wear and stains.

Four Pennsylvania 19th Century Needlework Show Towels. Largest measures 57"l. Condition: Fair to good with wear and stains.

Two Pennsylvania 19th Century Needlework Show Towels. One signed "Bosiera Lehmeni 1824" and other is dated 1818. Largest measures 54"l. Condition: Good with wear and stains.

Five Pennsylvania 19th Century Drawn Work Show Towels. Largest measures 50"l. Condition: Fair to good with wear and stains.

PENNSYLVANIA LINEN PLAIN-WEAVE HAND TOWEL / SHOW TOWEL, rectangular, drawn-work border at bottom, with fringe; design featuring four goats, four diamonds, four flowers, and two eight-pointed stars, an

Four Unframed Pennsylvania 19th Century Drawn-work Show Towel Panels. Largest measures 20"l. Condition: Good with wear.