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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 16 (1893) (1893)

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s Fair there is none |exhibition machines for making eyeletholes and but-|a worked buttonhole, and they have at least five that attracts more attention than that of the Reece|tonholes of various styles required by the different | different methods of barring the small end of the Buttonhole Machine… … THE REECE BUTTONHOLE MACHINE labor to simply moving the ma. ing of the material. The stitch- terial from one to ing mechanism is ro- the next button- tated about the eye, hole. A series of thereby saving any any number of but- turning of the fabric tonholes can be cut, which is being stitch-…

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