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Posted 2 years ago
DASPICKSTER
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I picked this this Saturday at a yard sale. It's a tin toy sewing machine with a hand crank it that make the sewing needle go up and down and what looks like a place to put the thread bobbins on it. It actually looks like it could sew. It still works when you turn the crank.
The gold looking label on it reads NO. 325 POPULAR MODEL
LITTLE PRINCESS
SEWING MACHINE
THE HOGE MFG. CO INC. NEW YORK USA.
What I don't know is how old it is.
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