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"Daisy" has arrived.... Painted roses VS2 - 1892

"Daisy" has arrived.... Painted roses VS2 - 1892

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Old 07-01-2014, 10:26 AM
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Singer had really talented people design their decals. Out of all the patterns I've seen so far though that pattern is the prettiest.
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She is gorgeous!!!! Thanks for showing it.
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Steve, 1889 according to ISMACS. She looks just like mine!

They'd switched to the 27 during 1891 according to wikipedia.

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Very nice!
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Old 07-01-2014, 04:28 PM
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Steve,

She's beautiful! What a piece of history!

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She's GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congratulations on your new beauty.
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She's gorgeous! I've never seen one quite like that. Enjoy!
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Old 07-01-2014, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by manicmike View Post
Steve, 1889 according to ISMACS. She looks just like mine!

They'd switched to the 27 during 1891 according to wikipedia.

You are correct. I was thinking about my American when I typed that. Thanks.
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Steve,

She's beautiful! What a piece of history!

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Really History. This is the machine that belonged to the niece of the man who was the Governor of New York during the Civil War and then a NY Senator for a long time. The Fenton Museum did not want to maintain a machine not directly associated so I got the chance the be her caretaker....
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I polished the hand wheel today at lunch!

Here is the hand wheel after polishing next to the fixture I built to hold it in the lathe
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here it is with the tool in place
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Here she is with the wheel back on.
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