To Brian's point, without provenance, is there anything about the eBay bobbins that distinguishes them from other bobbins of the period? While we know that various parties taught Native Americans to make lace, how much do we actually know about the bobbins that were used? Even with provenance, is there value added? Always good to ask questions when investing $300 in previously-owned bobbins! Brian, do let us know if the seller responds. There could be an interesting story here or it could be another attempt to separate someone from his/her money. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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