Inventory | Ethnography | Macchina per cucire
- Common name
- Sewing machine
- Material
- iron
Description
The Williams sewing machine was a device used for sewing clothes and accessories. It had a rectangular base and a side wheel with a crank that operated the sewing mechanism. The needle moved repeatedly over the fabric, allowing it to sew with speed and precision.
Use
- Areas of use
- craft activities
- Specific use
- tailoring
- Craft
- seamstress
Preserved specimen
Williams sewing machine with a rectangular base, supported by four feet, with a side wheel to which a crank is attached to set the sewing device in motion.
Cataloging
- SIRBeC
- 7s020-00403
