Double thread chainstitch sewing machine with needle bar feed

Made:: 1856-1866 in Ipswich

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Double thread chainstitch sewing machine with needle bar feed
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Double thread chainstitch sewing machine with needle bar feed, also winder, by G. Whight and Co., Ipswich, Suffolk, England, 1856-1866.

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Category:: Textiles Machinery

Object Number:: 1908-172

Materials:: cast iron, brass, wrought iron and steel

Measurements:: overall: 320 x 285 x 240 mm

type:: double thread chain stitch sewing machine

credit:: Gunby, N.A.

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Double thread chainstitch sewing machine with needle bar feed

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