The Singer Mfg. Co. was proud of its enormous factories and, in addition
to the backs of instruction books and advertisements, many postcard printers
produced postcards of factories such as produced postcards of factories such as Clydebank in Scotland and
Elizabeth NJ in America.
When they bought their rival Wheeler & Wilson in 1906, they acquired
another huge plant in Bridgeport CN. Here is a Singer panoramic folding
postcard of the ex-Wheeler & Wilson plant in 1915, nearly 10 years after the
takeover. It still displays ‘Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines’ on three
buildings with only one ‘Singer Mfg. Co.’ on a stair tower and ‘Singer’ on
the flag! (MG)
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