Singer sewing machine and table from Mae's Millinery Shop
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National Museum of African American History and Culture Object Description
Rectangular light tan wooden table with tapered legs and an electric sewing machine. The legs have metal tips. The front side panel of the table has a grooved rectangular pattern with two drawer pulls attached to it. The proper left side panel has a hinge on the front side to allow the panel to swing out and act as a support for the lid. Two halves of two metal hinges are attached at the proper right side of the table, though the hinged lid for the top is missing. The top of the table has a rectangular piece with round edges that is cut from the top and is hinged. The black Singer brand sewing machine is hinged at the ...
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Singer Corporation, American, founded 1851, Singer sewing machine and table from Mae's Millinery Shop, 1950s, National Museum of African American History and Culture, Smithsonian Institution. CC0.
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