The ladies' hand book of fancy and ornamental work ... (1859)
Hartley, Florence · Philadelphia : G. G. Evans · leaf 71
for work of all kinds, within these limits, and of any length which willnot be injured by rolling round the bars. The standing frame consists of two upright pieces with feet placed on theground, connected by a cross bar, or stretcher; these support the frame, whichis fixed on the top in the same… … EMBROIDERY FRAME. the work without taking it out; but they are apt to get out of order, and aremore clumsy and less suitable for ladies, than those of a more simple construc-tion. Both standing and table frames are frequently made of the finest andmost expensive woods, when they may be rendered…
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