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Called the Number 45 because when it was introduced in 1908 this was apparently the number of different models Bradbury had produced since 1852.

It was advertised for both Domestic and Commercial use and had a high arm, large self threading spool. All principle working parts were made from hardened steel.
The large stand had a small drawer and Bradbury in the cross brace. It could be used as a treadle or driven by power.

No. 45 1908

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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