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notbob wrote:

> On 2016-11-07, The Greatest! > wrote:
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> > And woolens:
> >
> > http://www.amanashops.com/category/amana-woolen-mill

>
> Thank you. I've always been a wool fan ever since I was in the USAF,
> was issued two wool blankets, and could never use the 2nd one. That
> 2nd one would leave me sweating, no matter how cold!
>
> Now, what with all those great micro-fiber blankets, I've not found a good
> wool blanky. Pendleton is barely functioning, anymore, but this one
> looks OK:



Micro-fiber stuff is nice, and very practical, but I still like a wool blanket once in a whiles. I still have an old wool Hudson Bay blanket that the folks got on a 1948 vacation trip up to Canada (their first real vacation since their 1934 marriage, they'd survived the Depression, had then thrived during the war, and they had a new '48 Ford to "break in") , several years back I had the borders mended. It's not for daily use, but after 68 years it's practically good as new...


> <http://www.amanashops.com/product/non-issued-civil-war-blanket/amana-woolen-mill>
>
> 100% wool and 65"X90". Love it! If it is thick enough, I'll buy one.
>
> Again, thanks.



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