LORA TURNER
Lora Turner's Sampler of 1830 comes from the Hope R. Hacker Sampler Collection in the The Allentown Art Museum, Allentown, Pennsylvania. Certainly of New England origin, a tavern with its sign is pictured at the bottom of the sampler, with a pair of birds in trees. Alphabet and numeral tests cover the top two thirds. Beautiful in its simplicity and balance, it is typical of a young girl's home-made (rather than school-made) sampler.
LORA TURNER - A REPRODUCTION SAMPLER
Origin and date: New England, 1830
Rated: Beginning
Linen count/finished size: 35 count, 16-1/2"x10"
Stitches: Cross, herringbone, rice, feather
Source: The Allentown Art Museum, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Kit with cotton floss: $34.00 
Kit with silk floss: $60.00 
Graph only: $7.00

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