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Perry Mason Improved New Companion 1910

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    Posted 12 years ago

    Steffie
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    A recent find in Tucso, AZ.
    Not very much info out there on Perry Mason Machines.
    I'd appreciate any feedback.

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    1. Bernadette Bernadette, 12 years ago
      Perry Mason was a retailer in Boston MA. The thing with this type of sewing machine is to look beyond the names or 'badges' to work out the maker - which can be very tricky. Often this is referred to as a 'badged' machine. Perry Mason themselves would have imported, branded and sold machines from many companies - either over time they changed suppliers, or they brought out a variety of machines which could have been from different suppliers at the same time. But knowing that one Perry Mason machine is, say, a New Home, doesn't mean that another one will be, and the 'New Companion' and the 'Improved New Companion' could be from different factories.
      I'm pretty sure this machine is a DAVIS. http://www.sewmuse.co.uk/davis%20sewing%20machine.htm
    2. Oh3AMArt, 3 years ago
      I have this machines' twin! I've been scouring the net! First time I've seen one that looks just like it! I believe it's a Davis as well! I have some pics public in my flickr account flickr dot com/ aktie9 Message me if you like hskoconnor @ gmail dot com. I'm keen to learn as much about it as I can! Ty!

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