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Guides to the Sewing Machines & Makers
of :
Britain
| Germany
| USA
Canada
| Australia | France
| Japan
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Articles about British Sewing Machines :
The
Machines of W.J Harris
A
Comparison of Bradbury Soeze & Family VS Machines
The
Ideal Sewing Machine Company
The
British Lion
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Articles about Australian Sewing machines
The
Pinnock Sewing Machine Company
Hugo
Wertheim Importer and Piano maker
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Articles about Swiss Sewing machines
Elna
Machines - Tavaro SA Geneva
Elna
Machine article - Version Française
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Articles about German Sewing Machines:
The
NeedleBar Guide to German Makers' Logos
A
Comprehensive Guide to Baer & Rempel Machines
The
NeedleBar Guide to Frister & Rossmann Machines
German
Sewing Machine Attachment Tins
Guide to German Transverse
Shuttle Machines :
Part
One - High-arm Rectangular-based Machines
Part Two - High-arm
Fiddle-based Machines
Part Three - Low-arm
Fiddle-based Machines
Part Four - Makers
of Saxonia-type Machines
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SINGER STUFF
Identifying Singer Machines:
Basic
Singer Identification
Main
Singer Identification Gallery
Detailed Identification Guides :
Singer's
Vibrating Shuttle Machines
Singer's
Model 15 Machines
Singer's
Model 24 Machines
Singer
9W Machines
Other Singer Information :
Singer
Decals
Cabinets
Attachment
Boxes
Singer
Industrial Machine Production
Articles about Singer Machines:
Singer's
Ottoman Carnation Decals
Singer's
Indian Star Decals
Early
Development of the Model 12
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Articles about American Machines :
Standard Sewing Machine Company
:
The
Standard Rotary
Dating
Standard Machines
Johnson, Clark & Company
:
The
Home Shuttle
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Information About:
Conservation
& Restoration
Restoring
a Singer 29K13 (.doc format 4.2Mb)
Electrolytic
Cleaning
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General Information:
The
Humble Needle
Recognising
Shuttle Types
Bobbin
Winder Instructions
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NeedleBar Occasional Articles
Articles mainly from 19th and early
20th Century sewing machine trade publications
Who
Invented the Sewing Machine? (1867)
Sewing
Machines and Eccentricity (1877)
A
Letter from Brussels (1877)
International
Snippets (1886)
Woodwork
Polish Recipe (1886)
Extract
from an I. M. Singer letter (1863)
Whitehill
and Singer, an extract from James Bolton's diary
How
Singer Sewing Machines are Numbered (1906)
Sewing
Machines (1859)
The
Mechanical Chameleon - Sex and the Sewing Machine in Ninteenth Century
France (1998)
Confiscated
Sewing Machines (1917)
An
Invisible Stitch Machine (1902)
Comments
on Cheap Machines (1886)
The
Queen of Servia (1886)
The
Announcement of Kimball & Morton's 'Lion' machine (1902)
The
Davis Vertical Feed Machine (1882)
Turning
Vickers Guns into Sewing Machines (1918)
The
Death of Mr Greist (1906)
The
Letter G (1864)
The
Death of Charles Bradbury (1918)
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