MINNESOTA Map cotton flour sack Dish Towel 22" NEW

If you like the look of the 1940's and 1950's vintage kitchen, this is a fun memento for your to reminisce your old travels.  Also makes a clever gift for the Minnesotan in your life.

• Bright green, red, yellow, teal, and black
• Wonderful gift for the Minnesotan in your life  or travel souvenir memento.
• Sites and Cities: Lake of the Woods, Warroad, Roseau, Gaudette, Thief River Falls, Big Fork, Red Lake Falls, Crookston, Falls of the Minnehaha, Ada, Moorhead, Pelican Rapids, Fergus Falls, Detroit Lakes, Park Rapids, Pine Rier, Deer River, Hackensack, Manhattan Beach, Walker, Itasca State Park, Cass Lake, Source of the Mississippi River, Paul Bunyan, Ottertail Lake, Wadena, Crosby, Nisswa, Longville, Brainerd, Breckenridge, Alexandria, Little Falls, St Cloud, Morris, Benson, Redwood Falls, Marshall, Tracy, Pipe Stone, Slayton, Lake Heron, Luverne, Jackson, Worthington, Fairmount, Blue Earth Meat Packing, Glencoe, Hutchinson, Willmar, Annadale, Cocato, Buffalo, International Falls, Vermillion Lake, Cook, Beaver Bay, Grand Portage, Pigeon River, Split Rock, Two Harbors, Virginia, Shisholm, Coleraine, Grand Rapids, Carlton, Moose Lake, Pine City, Cambridge, Princeton, Taylors Falls, Rush City, Mora, Hinckley, Garrison, Forest Lake, Stillwater, Red Wing, Minneapolis, St Paul, Northfield, Waseca, Owatonna, Rochester, Winona, Mystery Cave, Niagara Cave, Harmony, Caledona, Austin, Wells, Waseca, Faribault, Kasson, Rochester.
• 22 inch square absorbent kitchen dish towel

The images used to design these textiles were created in the United States during the 1940s and 50s.  Every product is 100% cotton and  screenprinted colorfast inks. They are printed on cotton flour sack fabric which easily marries with the designs of that period.  The fibers remain soft and durable, standing up to heavy use. While flour sack material is known for its durability and simplicity, it should be noted that the process of creating it is actually complex and expensive as the fabric is made several inches larger, then shrunk to the desired size before  printing, cutting, and hemming.

These would be serviceable and clever for servers in restaurants.