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A lovely collection of sampler inspired items from
In the Company of Friends tm. All are
individually packaged. Bookmarks & Pin Keeps are just the right size to
tuck in a card. Take a look at the handy Friendship Trifold. Anyone would
be delighted to receive this! All are thoughtful "just because" gifts.
Tell someone you thought of them today with a little token gift. Small
gifts sometimes mean the most! Also available are a selection of notecards.
Each packet of 6 cards contains 3 sampler designs on the front of
blank note cards. (2 of each design.)
Note Cards
  
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Jessie Brown 13. August 4, 1827.
Scottish. Private Collection
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Sarah Almy's Sampler 1817.American,
Private Collection
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Elizabeth Elliott. May 30, 1811.
Private Collection
Alphabet Note Cards (6 cards per pack/2 each of 3
designs) $9.95
Note Cards

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1834. English. Private Collection
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1817. Sarah Almy's Sampler
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Jessie Brown 13.August 4, 1827.
Scottish.Private Collection
House Note Cards (6 cards per pack/2 each of 3
designs) $9.95

*Quaker Pin Keep $9.95
100% wool felt center. Pins included!

"Quaker" Magnetic Bookmark $2.50
Sarah Almy's Sampler, wrought in the
11th year of her age. 10th Month. American. Private collection.
Magnetic strips keep the folded bookmark securely in
place over your book's page.

*"Bird -in-bush" Magnetic Bookmark $2.50
Reeves, 1830. American Sampler, possibly
Pennsylvania. Private Collection.
Magnetic strips keep the folded bookmark securely in
place over your book's page.
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*"Seven Flowered Vase" Magnetic Bookmark $2.50
Elizabeth Bechtel, Oley Berks County, PA
Made at Sarah Boone's School 1833
Magnetic strips keep the folded bookmark securely in
place over your book's page.
 

*Friendship Trifold $10.95 (SOLD OUT!)
Cover: Motifs from the Sarah Almy Sampler 1817
Contains: 3 Kelmscott Mother-of-Pearl rings w/Silk
Threads from Hand Dyed Fibers, 2 needles, & 2 beaded pins.
*Note: All of the In the Company of Friends TM
products above are constructed of high quality photographs of antique
samplers. |