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People Behind This Website
Graham
Forsdyke
Author, historian, antique dealer and
restoration expert. ISMACS research editor and ISMACS secretary
responsible for maintaining the world's largest sewing
machine archive.
Maggie
Snell
Editor of ISMACS News, and antique dealer who
specialises in early mechanical items, including, of course,
sewing machines. Owner of the renowned MS Collection in
London.
Jim
Wilson
ISMACS member, webmaster, collector who built and maintains this site.
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