One of us NEEDS to pick this up and rescue it....
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http://altoona.craigslist.org/atq/3638899863.html - Bradbury Leather Stitcher 1878
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Steve,
That Bradbury is a 'boot patcher'. The arm is slightly thinner than the Singer 29 series. I have one in the garage that I hope to someday get around to restoring. Sew many machines, sew little time. Sigh!!
Cathy
That Bradbury is a 'boot patcher'. The arm is slightly thinner than the Singer 29 series. I have one in the garage that I hope to someday get around to restoring. Sew many machines, sew little time. Sigh!!
Cathy
http://altoona.craigslist.org/atq/3638899863.html - Bradbury Leather Stitcher 1878
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Oh my goodness it's an English machine, one of these http://www.sewmuse.co.uk/bradbury/bradburyindex.htm
I can just make out where it says "Oldham" on the wheel, to the right.
But with a pedal made in New York.
I can just make out where it says "Oldham" on the wheel, to the right.
But with a pedal made in New York.
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