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Sewing machine gazette (1874)

[London, 1874-1881] · leaf 17

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the use of the name Singer, as applied to Sewing Machines. The Publicare cautioned that Singer or Singers Sewing Machines are only made by The SingerManufacturing Company, who keep them on sale at their offices in all the towns of theUnited Kingdom. SINGERS SEWING MACHINES ARE UNEQUALLED because of… … ARE UNEQUALLED because they are within thereach of all. If unable topay cash, a Singers ma-chine can be had on hire atS/B per week with optionof purchase and without anyaddition to the price. UNEQUALLED for portability, excellence,durability, and efllciency;and are so simple that a childcan work…

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