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Subject: vendors of quilts

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Debbie

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Date Posted: 11:36:54 03/14/04 Sun
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Hi, I hope you can help me.
There was for many years a Hills Dept Store/turned Ames near us...there was a particular quilt we liked there and when Hills went out of business I bought 3 or 4...well, now they are all pretty well raggedy and I didn't have the foresight to look at the tag for a brand name before the tag is faded beyond reading.
Now, here is a long shot..I am on the internet trying to find a list of brands of quilts (not comforters, this is a thin quilt) that Hills may have carried in the late 80's/early 90's. Can you put me in contact with someone who might know? I can 't find quilts like this anywhere, maybe they even quit making them. I know it wouldn't have been an expensive quilt, I had little/no money back then...
Am hoping for a response.
Thanks.
Debbie

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