Does anyone have a UK ebay account?

[mart]

Thats true but it has to be cheaper that what her bank charges !!

[mariok54]

I was going to say that I'll happily buy them for you and even sort out the posting, but I just realised that they're located in Haddonfield, New Jersey, United States, so I must have missed something ??

[waywardangler]

Oh man, I just checked this and saw the auction ended so then I checked and hosman bought it! Hallelujah, I thought someone else snuck in there and snatched 'her' fabric.

[hosman321]

Muahaha (evil laughter), they're all mine! 
The seller said I got lucky because someone snatched them up (in person) but had too much stuff in their hands and put them back. I plan on selling the one with the sides cut off, I know I can get a minimum of $60 once I list it properly, as a 1780's piece. It actually looks like it may be closer the 1770's. Then, I will have gotten mine for free. Plus a little! And free is always good.

Here's a few examples from that time period that my lady is selling.
This one is very faded. The colors on mine are still very dark and clear.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Antique-French-18th-century-dye-resist-block-print-/110642171754?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19c2c98f6a

http://cgi.ebay.com/Antique-French-Block-Print-textile-linen-fabric-18thc-/110437599710?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19b69809de

[mart]

Pretty,, but somehow I just can`t get into fabric thats older than I am !!  Its a very small piece !!!

[hosman321]

Oh I just love them. I love displaying them. I only buy red, white and blue ones (pretty much the only colors used in France before 1800) and have a very particular taste. I'm always amazed at the shape they are in after over 200 years and holding them takes me back in time. Those pieces are small, but I like them just the same.

[hosman321]

Well, I listed one of these on ebay, here's to hoping I get at least 30-something bucks so I feel like I got a good buy!