This cotton 1870's/1880's double nine patch quilt is treadle machine pieced and hand quilted, with tiny postage stamp pieces measuring a mere 3/4" per side. The quilt was made by a woman named Nettie Via of Preble City, Ohio. It measures 76" X 84" and is in excellent, never washed condition, with a couple of small brown spots (see photos) and no wear. The quilt feels strong and sturdy overall. There is straight line quilting throughout at an even 8-9 stitches to the inch, with faint pencil marks still visible in places. The back is white, the hand-stitched binding is solid red, and the batting is thin. You can see cotton seed residue inside when you hold the quilt up to the light.


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