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Produced at the Wellington Works.

This was based on the Willcox & Gibbs principle and was a single thread chain-stitch machine. It was available as both a treadle and a hand machine and was recommended for light trade purposes.

The Company introduced a trimming and welting version specifically aimed at the hosiery trade which could be driven by power.

Prices in 1897 ranged from £5 to £6 10s

Bradbury Chain Stitch Sewing Machine

INDEX of BRADBURY SEWING MACHINES
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LANCASHIRE LETTER 'H'
HOWE PRINCIPLE 		ARM SHUTTLE
LETTER 'T' 		A1 REPAIRING No. 2 ELASTIC BELGRAVIA
PRACTICAL
TAILOR 		PRACTICAL
HATTER 		CHAIN STITCH
MACHINE 		WELLINGTON LETTER 'S'
FAMILY No. 1 		LETTER 'S'
MEDIUM No. 2
HIGH ARM
FAMILY 		NEW WILSON ROTARY
No. 1 		ROTARY
No. 2/B2 		ROTARY
No. 3 		ROTARY
No. 4/B4
No. 5 No. 6
SPOOL MACHINE 		No. 9 No. 10 No. 45 TWIN NEEDLE
DOUBLE SHUTTLE
CYLINDER GOLOSH
MACHINE 		OSCILLATOR SOEZE MEDIUM V.S. FAMILY V.S. OTHER
BRADBURY MODELS

Bradbury and Co. Chronological History

Bradbury Introduction

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