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The handbook of needlework (1851)

Lambert, Miss · Philadelphia, Hazard · leaf 116

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toothed wheels and other contri- vances, for rolling and unrolling the work without taking it out; but they are apt to get out of order, and are more clumsy and less suitable for ladies, than those of a more simple con- struction. Both standing and table frames are frequently made of the finest and… … • Embroideiy frames are always measured by the length of their webbings.

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