Vintage Singer Ripper & Threader Manual, J P Coats Cotton Reel & Horse Shoe Needles
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Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Time Period:
1900-1950
Bob Shop ID:
612591060
Title: Vintage Singer Ripper & Threader Manual, J P Coats Cotton Reel & Horse Shoe Needles.
Manufacturer: A. Singer Seam Ripper and Needle Threader Manual and Needles.
B. Horse Shoe Needles warranted By Morris & Yeomans Ltd for Frister & Rossman Sewing Machine.
C. Vintage Wood Cotton Reel by J P Coats.
Year: A. Manual in envelope by Singer circa 1930's, with 2 x needles.
B. 1 Doz Cloth Points 1/2 - @ 9 x Needles for Frister & Rossman's Round.
Warranted by Morris & Yeomans Ltd. Astwood Bank Redditch.
Made In England, circa 1930's Sewing Machine Needles.
C. J P Coats wood reel for cotton @ 1950's.
Info: (Ripper and Threader blade handle not included.)
Vintage needles and wooden cotton reel set, used.
Condition: The Singer manual leaflet has a torn bottom left corner, the envelope is in good condition.
The needles are all in good condition as is the cotton reel.
Price: R 295.00 Inc Vat.
