Can someone tell me what this mint type is?
Daixy
8 years ago
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Comments (2)A wild guess: Is the downside flat and polished. or was very smooth at one time and now may be pitted from corrosion? If so, this thing maybe up-side-down in the photo and the flat, smooth side is the top side. I see two labels on it. Do these offer any clues? I can't tell size, but I do not think it is foot operated. I'm guessing the the flat plate is 3 to 4 inches long. I think that handle has a ball end and is hand operated. It vaguely looks like it might be a cover plate for sewing machine, possible a heavy duty one for working leather. My guess is that it covers the access hole to the bobbin below the sewing needle and is locked in place by pulling the handle. One reaches under the sewing table to grab the handle....See MoreDaixy
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