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    Posted 10 years ago

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    Andy1970
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    Wondered if anyone has any info on this little beauty that I have found whilst going through my fathers estate, it's a skirted 'tabitha' single thread chain stitch

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    1. Nanamarigold, 9 years ago
      I can't add to your knowledge of this, but it is beautiful! What a treasure!
    2. Nanamarigold, 9 years ago
      OH! I just googled her.....I believe she is made be brass.....would polish up beautifully! Google her and see what I mean!
    3. HeatherStiletto HeatherStiletto, 8 years ago
      Mid to late 1880's brass sewing machine. Rare partly because the brass had no longevity - it would get damaged and then not sew correctly. They're worth quite a bit of money. <3 Fun machine to have! Just look up the Tabitha Sewing Machine and you'll find out lots - especially on sewalot.com

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