This cot cover insert was made during the 1929 depression an a time of financial hardship. It was made by Jean Hepner's Grandmother from used woollen garments. They were hand stitched on to an old woollen blanket. The quilt was used by at least five of the seven children born in to this family and also by grandchildren in later years. It was used with assorted covers which were replaced when needed.Child's cot cover insert (wagga) made from discarded woollen garments such as socks, stockings and vests and stitched in multiple layers on to a woollen blanket. It is mostly cream in colour with patches of blue and brown.quilting, history, depression era, wagga, geelong, quilting - history

Information re Oswald Theodore Nitschke of 24 Wallan St, Cal Gully. Handwritten notes mentioning Mr Busst (1/4/38) and Extended Puddling Claim; New Zealand Gully Rd (east of Pecock's house- known as ''Alice Springs'' claim. Some erasures at bottom. No author or date.person, individual, oswald theodore nischke, extending pudding claim, pecocks house known as 'alice springs', certificate of protective registration, new zealand gully road.

Students of Luther College, Croydon attempting to piece together history of some of City of Whitehorse forefathersStudents of Luther College, luther college, nitschke, bernie, hounsell, richard, bennetts, jane

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