I'm helping to document some old quilts at our local historical society. I recognized many patterns, or they were named in the existing documentation, but this is one I don't know. Do you?

sorry, can't help. but i love the pattern.

no, sorry, but love the block, I am sure someone will be able to help you

Sorry haven't seen it before, however, it is very nice.,calla

You've got me.

I have never seen that one before.... Will be interesting to find out.

Perhaps it's an original design??

Haven't a clue.

Pretty but I don't know what the pattern is.

Different for sure!

There are 2 blocks in this. I don't know the name of either.

If you have the quilt, is it possible for you to figure out exactly where the block is in the quilt & post just that?

The one block looks like the "T" block. But, I can't tell you this setting at all. Looks very south west and almost like the sun. Don't you think? A road to some where??

I think I found it! I don't have the quilt, but I'll post a clipped version of the block. Compare it to the first block near the bottom under "Many T Designs" at this website http://quilthistorytidbits--oldnewly...d-t-quilts.php

I think that's the one. You have to play with the placement to get it like yours. Hope this helps. :)
http://www.quilterscache.com/T/TwentyTsBlock.html

No help here either. It is a wonderful two color design

I hope you found your answer! I love it!!

I don't have a clue.

It looks like the letter "T" to me, but in a variation.

Great link, very interesting to read along.
Thanks for sharing your research.

Yes, very interesting link. Thanks for sharing.

I have "The New Quilting and Patchwork Dictionary" by Rhoda Ochser Goldberg (1988). This is referred to on page 139 as the "Four T Square" (9 patch).

Makes for a wonderful quilt.

Two color quilts are always so striking! Loved seeing this one.

Letter "T".

LOL I thought so!

Thanks, everyone! I knew I would find some help.

I donon't know but tennessee fans would love it