In the Background: Coverlets Found in Historic Photos

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19th century American woven coverlets discovered in the background of photos. Presented by Marty Schlabach at Coverlet College 2018, National Museum of the American Coverlet, Bedford, PA.

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In the Background:
Coverlets found in Historic Photos
Marty Schlabach
Interlaken, NY
MLS5@cornell.edu
Coverlet College 2018
National Museum of the American Coverlet
Bedford, PA

Antietam, MD, President Lincoln and Gen. George B. McClellan in the general's tent
http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/cwp2003000145/PP/

This vintage print shows the bed and linens in the Petersen House bedroom where Lincoln died.
The photo was taken the day after the assassination by two Petersen House boarders, brothers
Henry and Julius Ulke. (Meserve-Kunhardt Foundation)
Source:
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-blood-relics-from-the-lincoln-assassination-180954331/#hbDuc8hTSbyW0wdS.99

Source: Weaving a Legacy: The Don & Jean Stuck Coverlet Collection, 1995, p16

Westover Landing, VA. Lt. Col. Samuel W. Owen, 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry, caught napping
Source: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2018666207/

Source: Weaving a Legacy: The Don & Jean
Stuck Coverlet Collection, 1995, p17

Source: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/13577583/person/13048468332/facts?ssrc

Source: Of Coverlets, p167
Caroline Dyer Hammer, late
1800’s, Grainger County, TN.
She is seated in front of an
Eastern Wheels coverlet that
has a King’s Flower center
rather than the usual
Solomon’s Delight motifs in
the center. Photo courtesy
A. B. Hammer.

Source: Of Coverlets, p184
c. 1918 photo showing John N. Walker
proudly displaying an apple from his
orchard as he poses in front of a
coverlet woven by his daughters.
Photo courtesy: Great Smoky
Mountains National Park.

Source: Of Coverlets, p185
1936 photo of the living room-bedroom picturing weavers
Hettie Walker and Polly Walker. Quilts and a coverlet cover
the beds. Perhaps the same coverlet in the background of
the previous John N. Walker photo.

Source: Of Coverlets, p384
Bill Copeland poses with his wife, Leitha P. Bilbrey Copeland (1856-
1951) (holding baby) and their ten children, Overton County, TN.
Leitha wove the Flourshing Wave coverlet in the background.

Source: Tintype, Ebay 131829737996,
$199.99, August 2018

Source: Tintype, Ebay
142000281305, $299.99, Aug 2018

Thank You!
A special thanks to
Mary Jean Welser
and
Ron Walter
who helped find some of these images
Marty Schlabach
MLS5@cornell.edu

Thank You
A special thanks to
Mary Jean Welser
and
Ron Walter
who helped find some of these images

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In the Background: Coverlets Found in Historic Photos

1. In the Background: Coverlets found in Historic Photos Marty Schlabach Interlaken, NY MLS5@cornell.edu Coverlet College 2018 National Museum of the American Coverlet Bedford, PA

2. Antietam, MD, President Lincoln and Gen. George B. McClellan in the general's tent http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/cwp2003000145/PP/

4. This vintage print shows the bed and linens in the Petersen House bedroom where Lincoln died. The photo was taken the day after the assassination by two Petersen House boarders, brothers Henry and Julius Ulke. (Meserve-Kunhardt Foundation) Source: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-blood-relics-from-the-lincoln-assassination-180954331/#hbDuc8hTSbyW0wdS.99

5. Source: Weaving a Legacy: The Don & Jean Stuck Coverlet Collection, 1995, p16

6. Westover Landing, VA. Lt. Col. Samuel W. Owen, 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry, caught napping Source: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2018666207/

7. Westover Landing, Va. Lt. Col. Samuel W. Owen, 3d Pennsylvania Cavalry, caught napping Source: http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2018666207/

8. Source: Weaving a Legacy: The Don & Jean Stuck Coverlet Collection, 1995, p17

9. Source: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/13577583/person/13048468332/facts?ssrc

10. Source: Personal Collection

11. Source: Personal Collection

12. Source: Of Coverlets, p167 Caroline Dyer Hammer, late 1800’s, Grainger County, TN. She is seated in front of an Eastern Wheels coverlet that has a King’s Flower center rather than the usual Solomon’s Delight motifs in the center. Photo courtesy A. B. Hammer.

13. Source: Of Coverlets, p184 c. 1918 photo showing John N. Walker proudly displaying an apple from his orchard as he poses in front of a coverlet woven by his daughters. Photo courtesy: Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

14. Source: Of Coverlets, p185 1936 photo of the living room-bedroom picturing weavers Hettie Walker and Polly Walker. Quilts and a coverlet cover the beds. Perhaps the same coverlet in the background of the previous John N. Walker photo.

15. Source: Of Coverlets, p384 Bill Copeland poses with his wife, Leitha P. Bilbrey Copeland (1856- 1951) (holding baby) and their ten children, Overton County, TN. Leitha wove the Flourshing Wave coverlet in the background.

16. Source: Tintype, Ebay 131829737996, $199.99, August 2018

17. Source: Tintype, Ebay 142000281305, $299.99, Aug 2018

18. Source: Personal Collection

19. Source: Personal Collection

20. Source: Personal Collection

21. Source: Personal Collection

22. Source: Personal Collection

23. Source: Personal Collection

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26. Source: Personal Collection

27. Source: Personal Collection