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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 4 (1904) (1904)

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t’s to the main shaft. machine, which was con- As will be structed sever- seen, this ma- chine bears al years ago from the _in- but little re- ventor’s de- semblance to any of the signs, that many of its modern ma- features are chines, but it embodied the present in. the three essential modern’… … part of wood. pierced a hole It was made for the thread. by Charles A ‘spindle and THE INVENTION OF THE SEWING MACHINE. Kyte, a native projection laid of Snow Hill, near Evesham. The date of its origin is the thread over this hole, and a descending forked in 1832 to 1835, and by this needle a loop…

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