Vintage Singer Ball bearing hand operated Pinker 1930's

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This sale is for a rare little piece. Singer Ball bearing hand Operated Pinker from the 1930's. It is made of heavy cast medal. and as you can see in the picture it is marked in gold Singer, U.S.A. at its base. Everything is original. T is a cutting guide, thumbscrew and marking arrow. It is able to cut through different media, paper, fabric and leather. The kids can have a ball with t scrapbooking, stemstresses all have a use for it, and it can be used by the upholsterer when redoing chairs etc. It can cut through a number of layers of paper at a time. The blade never seems to be compromised because it's actually the pressure of the blade meeting against a steel disk that cuts through the media, not just the blade itself, The unit will give you a soft scallop or rick rack edge. It is easy on the hands, not like pinking shears. This small cast metal machine clamps onto the table. A C-clamp is necessary for the pinker to work properly. It needs to be secure to a table for the crank to turn freely without the pinker shifting. We have included a C-clamp which will accomodate most tables, as it is a 3inch clamp. Also, a copy of the manual will accompany this little sweetheart. Good Luck and Thank you for looking. If you have time take a look at our other GREAT STUFF!!!!! We will gladly combine shipping!

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