2 homespun prairie bonnets, one for a child and the other for her mother. 

Both are made of homespun using a treadle sewing machine.

One in indigo blue with tiny cream flowers, and the other in pale blue and cream plaid.

The larger has a few small holes on one side.

The child's bonnet is tightl stitched across the top to maintain its shape.

Found together in New Hampshire and dating from the late 1800s.

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