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Sewing machine gazette (1874)

[London, 1874-1881] · leaf 79

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r the forks. Theplacing in of the forks is done in a most simple manner—thesmall handle at the end of the machine is tur-ned once fromright to left, which operation brmgs out two little slides orledges projecting sufficiently far enough under the extremitiesof the forks to allow them to be placed… … forks are thereby held in a secure and harmless manner, andwithout rigidity. The paste having been appHed and thelarge handle tm-ned a few times, the forks may be taken outwith a most brilliant polish, without the slightest injury. Thehandle can be turned either way, it being immaterial which.We do…

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