[シンガーミシンカタログ]. [Shingā mishin katarogu].
[Singer Sewing Machine Catalogue]

Author: [SHINGĀ SAIHŌ KIKAI KAISHA NIHON CHŪŌTEN]. シンガー裁縫機械会社日本中央店
Title: [シンガーミシンカタログ]. [Shingā mishin katarogu].
[Singer Sewing Machine Catalogue]
Publication: 横浜. [Yokohama]. シンガー裁縫機械会社日本中央店. [Shingā Saihō Kikai Kaisha Nihon Chūōten]. (Circa 1905)

Description:

Black and white illustrations, 15pp, 11 x 15.5 cm, text in English and Japanese.

This pocket size catalogue of Singer Sewing machines was published for the Japanese market with text in English and Japanese. There are 7 foot pedal models, including No. 15-30 and No. 66-1, as well as 3 portable models and attachments are listed. On the last 2 pages, the importance of purchasing a well-made machine from a reputable manufacturer such as Singer is emphasised.

When referring to this item please quote stockid 175789.

Seller ID: 175789

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