Victorian Trade Card - Domestic Sewing Machines - Cemetery of Noisy Machines fayette county It's in the shape of

It's in the shape of a die-cut artist's palette and shows some paint blobs with a scenic view

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and that "Garments sewed with O

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It shows several children playing on a seesaw made of a board and an enormous spool of Coats' Best Six Cord thread

Victorian Trade Card - Domestic Sewing Machines - Cemetery of Noisy Machines fayette county It's in the shape ofThis is an original Victorian trade card from the Domestic Sewing Machine Company of New York. It features a tombstone reading "In Memory of Hard Running Noisy" and a tree with what appear to be Chinese caricatures climbing it. One plays a horn and is captioned "Wind won't get there it takes merit to reach the top" and the one at the top says "It stands at the head." A coffin below the tree reads "Run Out". The back is blank except for an old, faintly