April 22, 2024
EMBROIDERY MARKING TOOLS 19th C
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PRINTING BLOCKS AND ROTARY TOOL 19th Century For marking out embroidery patterns I have printed out, using a modern ink pad, the various patterns of the rotary blocks , and the individual printing blocks. The embroiderer would have used a non-permanent ink which, after the pattern had been hand sewn , would dissolve in water. These tools were later superseded by paper iron-on patterns, ( see photograph). They came within a box marked "CHOCOLAT DE L'UNION LYON". Which leads me to the conclusion that they may be French. Lyons was a centre of the textile industry. Ich spreche fliessend Deutsch , je peux lire et ecrire francais, comprendo espanol sencillo ! Insured Airmail Postage:- World wide Post free I use AIRSURE INSURED AIRMAIL or, for some countries SIGNED FOR INSURED AIRMAIL. They are both extremely reliable methods of sending valuable items. Payment by Paypal, money transfer, cheque. In Dollars, Euros or English Pounds. If you have any questions you may contact me on my Email address I will gladly send you the reserve prices if you write to my email address above. MORE EASY TO VIEW PICTURES BELOW >
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