A) Linoleum print of door "East Orange Street" by Melissa M. Coleman (signed). Black ink on off-white/beige laid paper. See photocopy in accession files.
A) Linoleum print of "Passmore's House 1760" by Melissa M. Coleman (signed). Black ink on off-white/beige laid paper. See photocopy in accession files.
B) Front of mat (in 2 pieces now), title and signature on mat.
Slight discoloration (brownish) along top corners on front caused by yellowing (orange) tape adhesive remnants on back side. Black marks front left side and three on back.
High-top black leather shoes with 1.5" high heels. Undecorated except for some trim stitching with tiny perforations. Has eyelets and laces. Inside lining is canvas with gray leather edging.
Maker is unknown. Worn by Katie Schock Keller, an Old Order River Brethren woman from Washington Boro who married in 1910 and lived in Dallas Center, Iowa. Husband John M. Keller was a Bishop.
Woman's low-top pair of black leather shoes with 1.5" high heels. Has eyelets with laces. The vamp or top of shoe between toe cap and eyelets has perforated designs. Teardrop cutouts alongside eyelets. Insole is printed "miracle tread".
Worn by Katie Schock Keller, an Old Order River Brethren woman from Washington Boro who married and lived in Dallas Center, Iowa. Husband John M. Keller was a Bishop.
