Vintage camp blanket

The Happy Hunting Ground blanket made by the Oregon City Woolen Mills in the 1920s is the most valuable wool pictorial trade blanket

Late 1920s Beacon cotton camp blanket

Vintage Native American Indian pattern reversible camp blanket. Bright colorful pattern with red, blue, green and cream / tan. Blanket is fair to good vintage condition - a couple small holes - thinning throughout. Measures 64" by 70".

To celebrate the centennial anniversary of our National Park system, Pendleton has created a commemorative collection of custom blankets and other goods. A portion of the proceeds from the collection is donated directly to park restoration projects.

Bunk Rooms are a great way to provide extra sleeping and gathering spaces for kids and guests. One our favorite spaces in our house is the bunk room. It’s such read the post → about Bunk Rooms Ideas to Sleep a Crowd

Famous the world over, for a lifetime of luxurious comfort and warmth — Hudson's Bay Point Blankets.

You’d be hard pressed to find someone with a blanket from Pendleton Woolen Mills who doesn’t cherish its luxurious soft wool, hand-touched quality, and while bundled up around the fire, perhaps even its rich history too.

Collection of antique beacon and camp blankets.

1930's Beacon Ombré camp blanket

There are a few things that never go out of style, and are worth the investment. We feel that way about vintage camp blankets. And now one of our favorite vintage stores Three Potato Four has acquired a small collection of original all-cotton 1920’s-1940’s Beacon and Esmond Mills camp blankets, and we love them.What exactly are camp blankets, you ask? The blankets were first designed in the late 19th century, the designs copied from Navajo hand weavings.

vintage camping blanket

Articles traitant de pendleton fabric écrits par Arianeski

really old...40s or early 50s blanket

In the deep in the heart of cabin culture lies a timeless accessory that has warmed generations of adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts—the iconic Hudson Bay blanket. Soaked in history and tradition, these blankets have become synonymous with the cozy warmth and rugged spirit of cabin life. The rich history of Hudson Bay blankets, uncovering the reasons behind their enduring popularity in cabin culture and why any enthusiast should consider investing in this cherished piece of heritage.

Camps and Cottages official website and store by Molly Hyde English in Carmel features furniture and home decor including items by Old Hickory, Found Images, Steve Reed, Maine Cottage, Genessee River, Denyse Schmidt, artist Jean Jack, Lee Industries, Utility Canvas, Crispina, and much more, plus rare vintage furniture and antique items. Beds, chairs, tables, lamps, lighting, patio furniture, baskets, vintage oil paintings, dishes, and much more. Our store is in Carmel and Laguna Beach…