A 19th century Shakespeare sewing machine by 'The Royal Sewing Machine

Royal Sewing Machine Co. ROYAL SEWING MACHINE, SEWALOT The Royal Sewing Machine Company was formed by Thomas Shakespear and George Illston in 1868, with a factory at Bishop Street, Birmingham before moving to Small Heath, Birmingham in late 1871 The Challenge; Another Well-Known Birmingham Marque; How to interpret Registration Marks; Interpreting Board of Trade Registration Marks (1842 to 1883)

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Antique 1880s "The Shakespeare" Sewing Machine By the Royal Sewing

5 years later the company changed again and changed its name to Royal Machine Manufacturing Co 5 years later the company changed again and changed its name to Royal Machine Manufacturing Co Specialties: Located in the heart of downtown's manufacturing district, we specialize in products that cater to any clothing manufacturer or sample maker's needs

ROYAL SEWING MACHINE Co. Fiddlebase. The 'Shakespear' machine was in production for almost the whole life of the Company; from 1870 until the Company folded in 1888 5 years later the company changed again and changed its name to Royal Machine Manufacturing Co

Lot 241 HABERDASHERY AN ENGLISH TABLE MOUNTED. Apart from the change in shape of the clothplate and changes to the design of the brass frontplate, the only significant update was to move the tension discs from half way along the arm to the brass frontplate so that a spring take-up arm could be included to. The Challenge; Another Well-Known Birmingham Marque; How to interpret Registration Marks; Interpreting Board of Trade Registration Marks (1842 to 1883)