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(Pictures and Text Courtesy of
Dorothy Brumleve)
The first machines sold were intended
to be set up on the packing cases in which they were
transported; a rough wooden pitman connected the treadle
to the geared balance wheel. A poster advertising the
machine was pasted on the outside of the packing case,
which thus constituted the first Singer Cabinet.
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