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Sewing machine gazette (1874)

[London, 1874-1881] · leaf 211

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s power to the greatestadvantage. There is a most powerful break to each wheel,and the machine can be stopped in a few yards when travellingat a high speed, or held motionless on the steepest hill. Themode of construction renders it equally available for ladiesand gentlemen of all ages, whilst by… … the action of the feet. It is about 3ft. 2in. wide, and candescribe a circle of 5ft. Sin. diameter. Roads which would beimpracticable to other machines can be traversed with com-parative ease and safety, and with much less risk of accidentfrom stones or other obstacles. For town work this…

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