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Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

Fannie Lae Teals; original quilt designs, Tifton, Georgia

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Public domain photograph of quilt, needlework, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

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01/01/1977
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