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The first two images show the front and the third image shows the back.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
The first two images show the front and the third image shows the back.]]> Shawls exhibit]]> ]]>
The first two images show the front and the third image shows the back.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
The first two images show the front, the third image is a detail shot of a corner, and the fourth image shows the shawl on a form.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
The first two images show the front and the third image shows the back.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
The first two images show the front and the third image shows the back.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
The first two images show the front and the third image shows the back.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
From donor's maternal great grandmother, Mrs. Wayne Sawyer, who was part of the Crafts family from Vermont. Shawl was manufactured in Paisley, Scotland and imported by Lewis Jones, importer of fine shawls. First owner of the shawl was Mrs. Chapman Crafts.

The first two images show the front and the third image shows the back.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
Both images show the front. The back is the same as the front.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
Purchased in Egypt, likely during the donor's trip there with her family in 1926.

Both images show the front. The back is the same as the front.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>
Purchased in Egypt, likely during the donor's trip there with her family in 1926.

Both images show the front. The back is the same as the front.]]> Shawls exhibit]]>