these two beauties are on their way now...
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Steve we will take you up on that! My husband is very excited at your kind offer. His brother in law is a partner in a law firm in SF and they live in Lafayette so we do come down to your area occasionally. How exciting! Hubby has a few pieces of armor and some swords but nothing like what you have or create.
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lol, My Daughter just became a lawyer... a month or so ago! She was just offered and accepted a Direct Commission to the US Army, going into the JAG.
I need to find someone who is skilled at making wooden furniture objects from photo examples. I need an entire case for the Jones and the top for the W&G... The Jones seems to have had two styles and I'll have to wait until I get mine to be sure which she should have.
I need to find someone who is skilled at making wooden furniture objects from photo examples. I need an entire case for the Jones and the top for the W&G... The Jones seems to have had two styles and I'll have to wait until I get mine to be sure which she should have.
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Oh of course. They both need a clean and I am still researching info on the Jones. I already have a manual and a full set of attachments for the Willcox & Gibbs.
The Jones are also known officially as as a "Jones Hand Machine" but also as "Cat back" or "serpentine" or "HRH Princess of Wales" (I believe that this was only some production versions)
I have never seen one but I see the belt groove in the handle, so I am guessing it was also available on a cabinet, THAT would be cool to see.
I am still looking for a volunteer (victim) to work with me on copying a case for the Jones and a lid for the W&G... I am gathering photos from the internet and have identified two styles, 1 simple, 1 more complex (of course)
The Jones are also known officially as as a "Jones Hand Machine" but also as "Cat back" or "serpentine" or "HRH Princess of Wales" (I believe that this was only some production versions)
I have never seen one but I see the belt groove in the handle, so I am guessing it was also available on a cabinet, THAT would be cool to see.
I am still looking for a volunteer (victim) to work with me on copying a case for the Jones and a lid for the W&G... I am gathering photos from the internet and have identified two styles, 1 simple, 1 more complex (of course)
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