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Rainbow
Yarn: Navajo Weavings, Germantown Yarns & the Pennsylvania
Connection

Written by Brant Mackley,
Guest Curator and Editor, with Tyrone D. Campbell and Andree
Mey Miller, this beautiful publication brings together Navajo
weavings from a wide array of private and public collections
across the country. It is a one-of-a-kind comprehensive body
fo work that provides insight into the connection between Navajo
weavers and the Germantown Yarns of Pennsylvania. It is a must-have
for historians, collectors and weaving enthusiasts!
64 pages - $39.95
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Fraktur:
Folk Art & Family

Written by Corrine and Russell Earnest, this collector's edition
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the first of our new series of publications on the arts of the
Pennsylvania Germans. More than 200 exquisite full-color photographs
depict information on the making of fraktur and preserving these
delicate documents. A must for historians, collectors and fraktur
enthusiasts!
192 pages - $49.95
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The Ornamental Branches: Needlework and Arts from the Lititz Moravian Girls School Between 1800 and 1875

Written by Patricia T. Herr, a nationally-recognized textile
scholar to accompany the Heritage Center Museum's 1996
exhibit of the same name, this catalog features background history on the Moravians and the school, as well as an in-depth look
at the many different types of needlework stitched by the talented young students. Brimming with color and black & white
photographs of many of the documented pieces, the catalog also includes a register of all students at the school from 1794 to 1840.
88 pages - $19.95
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Pennsylvania German Arts: More than Hearts, Parrots, and Tulips

This book, written by Dr. Irwin Richman, has been written to be
both informative and fun to read and designed to showcase distinctive works of great beauty. There has never been a book like this, intertwining the arts and artifacts of both the traditional and
the evolving worlds. Folk art is here, but so is the work of precisionist painter Charles Demuth and abstract expressionist painter Franz Kline. Objects range from needlework, pottery, furniture, and glass
to paper, paintings, and metals, including gold and silver. A very personal and extensive historical text illustrated with the works of traditionalists, revivalists, and the avant-garde displayed in over
350 color photographs.
144 pages soft cover - $29.95
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Quilting Traditions

Quilts made by Amish, Mennonite, and other Pennsylvania German groups, as well as significant contributions from the Scots-Irish Presbyterians and the English Quakers, are presented in 225 color photographs, enhanced by close-up details, tools, accessories, and the people surrounding their creation. Carefully researched by
author Patricia T. Herr, the text breathes life into these individual works of art, and includes accounts of quilt makers that are as vibrant, intricate, and rich as the quilts themselves. For students of the distinct heritage of Lancaster County, this special book is a fascinating perspective of families and folk art. For students of the
art of quilting, it is a colorful treasury of timeless and elegant designs.
160 pages soft cover - $29.95
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The Quilts of Lancaster County Postcard Album

This album depicts all 25 quilts that appear on the quilt poster. A description includes maker, date, fabric, dimensions and pattern name.
5" x 7" - $6.50
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Feather pen & Inkwell

Feather Pen - $2.50
Inkwell - $7.50
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