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| The Arm & Platform The 1st Free Arm $ 1750.00 |
| 1889 Bradbury Wellington Complete $ 525.00 |
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| Came with original box, owners manual and packing slip |
| LITTLE WANZER 1870s |
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| $ 500 |
| Bradbury Treadle |
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| $ 600.00 |
(ABOVE)
Here is a success story. This beautiful Bradbury Treadle was purchased in pieces. The woodwork had been painted/varnished
BLACK and had been kept in the attic of a house, the machine had been stored in a garden shed and the treadle stand was in
pieces outside. Just goes to show you that quality machines, such as the Bradburys are hard to distroy.
( BELOW)
This is the legendary "Mourning Design' which was produced for a short time following the death of the
extremely popular Queen Alexandra in 1925.
Taken from Alan Quinn's web site
| JONES with VERY RARE MOURNING DECALS $ 500.00 |
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| PRODUCED TO COMMEMORATE THE DEATH OF QUEEN ALEXANDRA |
| JONES FAMILY C/S $ 300.00 |
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| IDEAL $ 390,00 |
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| Shakespear by Royal $ 600.00 |
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(ABOVE)
This machine somehow found it's way from the local auction house to our house
a few weeks ago.The Shakespear sewing machine was manufactured by The Royal Sewing Machine Company, Birmingham, UK, during
the 1870's. There is a lovely brass plate on the front of the machine bearing the picture of William Shakespear.
| VICKERS MODEL DE LUXE $ 275.00 |
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| VICTORIA by Jones $ 320.00 |
| $ 225 |
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| JOBRO maybe by Vickers |
| CWS FEDERATION |
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| NOT FOR SALE |
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