Margaret Rogers Caden and Mountain Mist; Century of Progress Prize Winner Celia Hyde; Louisiana Rose; Quilter's Hall of Fame; Century of Progress Prize Winner Mrs. George Litsey; Martha's Vineyard - Mountain Mist; A Century of Progress Prize Winner "Autumn Leaves"; Aunt Martha's Quilt Column from The Home Friend Magazine; Century of Progress "Winner" for Sale; Stearns & Foster correspondence; Century of Progress Prize Winner Mrs. C. W. Veasy; Century of Progress Winner Mrs. Dale Combs

Brackman, Barbara

November; 1985

Story of the prize winning quilt from the Century of Progress, Sears Contest, 1933-1934

Ephemera

25-131-332

Periodical Abbreviations

Benberry, Cuesta

November; 1985

Ephemera

25-131-333

From Your Editor, Table of Contents

Gross, Joyce

November; 1985

Ephemera

25-131-334

Visit With Favorite Quilters

Newman, Carol

November; 1985

Ephemera

25-131-335

Classified, On the Book Shelf

Gross, Joyce

November; 1985

Reviewed: Old Line Traditions: Maryland Women & Their Quilts; Collecting Quilts: Investments in America's Heritage by Cathy Florence

Ephemera

25-131-336

Joyce Gross Quilt History Collection, 2008-2013

McCrady, Kathleen

November; 1985

Joyce Gross’ collection is housed in the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas at Austin. Her collection includes more than 200 quilts and quilt tops. Her related research materials, include books, journals, exhibit catalogs, subject and biographical files, patterns and kits, visual materials, and ephemera documenting twentieth-century quilting history.

Collection

25-131-23

Cuesta Benberry Quilt and Ephemera Collection

Worrall, Mary

2008

Cuesta Benberry was one of the twentieth-century's pioneers of research on American quiltmaking and she was the pioneer of research on African American quiltmaking. This collection is housed in the Michigan State University Museum.

Collection

12-91-465

Mountain Mist/Stearns & Foster Collection

Mountain Mist

August; 24; 2021

In 1928, the Stearns & Foster Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, repackaged its cotton batting and became a potent force in promoting quilts. Through national advertising and company sponsored quilt exhibits, the firm increased sales of Mountain Mist batting and also created a demand for its wrapper patterns.

Collection

12-91-670