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Vintage Comet E.M.G child's sewing machine - Working Needs a Needle
Manufacturer: Produced in England by Belgian industrialist Eugene Marcel Gheysens. Era: Manufactured during the mid-1900s, specifically popular in the 1950s. Materials: Features a plastic body with a tin plate base and metal hardware. Collectibility: These machines were designed as toys for children to make doll clothes and are now collected as decorative antiques.
