The Encyclopedia of Early American & Antique Sewing Machines Download

Author: Carter Bays
Edition: 3rd
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 1574325272

The Encyclopedia of Early American & Antique Sewing Machines: Identification & Values

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The Encyclopedia of Early American & Antique Sewing Machines Download

The Encyclopedia of Early American & Antique Sewing Machines education books for free. This brand new third edition now contains 100 new detailed photographs, bringing the total to almost 600. Most are in color, with a large number of machines that have not appeared before. Prices, text, and rarity indicators have been updated. The material on vintage sewing machines has been greatly expanded, and a new appendix with a selection of photos of vintage machines has been added manufacturers of sewing machines up to 1875 (and several beyond) are highlighted: Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, Shaw & Clark, Weed, Howe,

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