PC refers to Prince Charles, the young pretender, and "Down with the Rump" as a Jacobite slogan is frequently found at the time of the 1745 invasions.

Rectangular piece; one full width plus another half, seamed. Natural colored cotton warp and weft. Printed in blue with roller-print. Pattern shows groups of figures dancing, drinking and conversing under palm trees. On end of cask at right edge of textile initials JMandS; under seated couple, right center, plate inscribed Jn. Marshall and Sons. Selvedges complete on larger piece; one selvedge on smaller piece. Cotton browned, a number of holes.

1745~ / 1750~, Manchester

1745~ / 1750~, Manchester

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