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- Henry Ford Museum Souvenir Handkerchief, 1952-1956 - Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. In the late 1940s, she began to design handkerchiefs that were sold at high-end retailers. She also created designs featuring American cities and attractions, showing highlights not to be missed. Keefe designed this souvenir handkerchief for Henry Ford Museum in the 1950s.
- 1952-1956
- Collections - Artifact
Henry Ford Museum Souvenir Handkerchief, 1952-1956
Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. In the late 1940s, she began to design handkerchiefs that were sold at high-end retailers. She also created designs featuring American cities and attractions, showing highlights not to be missed. Keefe designed this souvenir handkerchief for Henry Ford Museum in the 1950s.
- Tammis Keefe Handkerchief Featuring Greenfield Village Buildings, 1952-1956 - Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. In the late 1940s, she began to design handkerchiefs that were sold at high-end retailers. She also created designs featuring American cities and attractions, showing highlights not to be missed. Keefe designed this souvenir handkerchief for Greenfield Village in the 1950s.
- 1952-1956
- Collections - Artifact
Tammis Keefe Handkerchief Featuring Greenfield Village Buildings, 1952-1956
Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. In the late 1940s, she began to design handkerchiefs that were sold at high-end retailers. She also created designs featuring American cities and attractions, showing highlights not to be missed. Keefe designed this souvenir handkerchief for Greenfield Village in the 1950s.
- Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum Souvenir Scarf, 1963-1967 - Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. In the late 1940s, she began to design handkerchiefs that were sold at high-end retailers. She also created designs featuring American cities and attractions, showing highlights not to be missed. Keefe designed this souvenir scarf for Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum in the 1950s.
- 1963-1967
- Collections - Artifact
Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum Souvenir Scarf, 1963-1967
Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. In the late 1940s, she began to design handkerchiefs that were sold at high-end retailers. She also created designs featuring American cities and attractions, showing highlights not to be missed. Keefe designed this souvenir scarf for Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum in the 1950s.
- "Season's Greeting and Best Wishes for a Happy New Year," 1952 - Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. She is renowned for her scarves and handkerchiefs sold at high-end retailers. But Keefe also created designs for various household fabrics like linen kitchen towels, tablecloths, and placemats with matching napkins. Her brightly colored, playful designs also found their way onto glassware, dishware, playing cards, and greeting cards.
- 1952
- Collections - Artifact
"Season's Greeting and Best Wishes for a Happy New Year," 1952
Margaret Thomas "Tammis" Keefe (1913-1960) created lively, whimsical designs for printed textiles. She is renowned for her scarves and handkerchiefs sold at high-end retailers. But Keefe also created designs for various household fabrics like linen kitchen towels, tablecloths, and placemats with matching napkins. Her brightly colored, playful designs also found their way onto glassware, dishware, playing cards, and greeting cards.