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Prior Purl Machine

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Prior Plain-n'-Purl Knitting Machine. The wonderful set of photographs of this rare vintage machine. Were sent to me via the son of Ruth Harris MacDonald, from New Zealand. His mum is now 81and still energetic, he adds. She was devoted to her 4 children, and knitted jerseys and sewed every day and in the evenings, it never seemed a chore for mum sometimes mum could complete a jersey in a day on the Machine when she sat at it”. The Prior Plain n' Purl Machine.

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Brother 910

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The Brother 910 Electronic. Without upgrading. The books that came with the machine are very impressive and the machine still knits easily lace, tuck, fairisle, slip stitch and many other stitch patterns too numerous to mention. It a superbly smooth knitting machine with a great many bells and whistles to play with.

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Orion

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Orion 220 Single Bed.

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Pine Star

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My two Pine Star.

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Trumod Autopin

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This is a Trumod Autopin Knitting Frame (Circa 21st November,1957). Postmarked on the box to purchaser). Bought from a charity shop in Aberfeldy by my daughter, yet another of those hand knit looms that are seriously slower than knitting with needles, I wonder how well this sold in its day, it is pictured in old magazines with the machine laid across an armchair - must have been a seriously small chair.

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Simpleframe

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Trimax

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Description of this unusual machine provided by its proud owner. As promised, some photos of the Trimac and the German (translated to English) instructions. The second photo shows you all the parts it has:. Movable needles - would be on the upper position, if you press the release, and would be moved to the lower position by the pusher and hold by the hooks. A bar with needles. Those needles have holes, but I don't think the holes have any function. 1 Lay the yarn on the needle. 3 Close the latches.

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Turmix Unic

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Minitex Deluxe

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The unusual Minitex Deluxe.

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Familia

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Well packaged in a soft custom made cardboard box - I assume it must have been expensive in its day. The instruction book, tools, rulers and needle pushers were included and fortunately they fit the Passap as well.