B Hague & Co Vintage Knitting Machine Linker for sale! ?100

By ebox
September 10, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted September 10, 2021

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Posted September 10, 2021

Open to offers- collections only from New Cross Gate station

- B Hague & Co Vintage Knitting Machine Linker

- Standard 7gauge (standard domestic machine knitting)

- Blue metal, with serial number, in excellent working condition

- Includes needle guard to protect the casting on needles

- Makes connecting knitted pieces so quick and easy

- Manual machine- hand crank powered, no power source needed and very easy to tweak yourself

- With sharp needle and tools

- Has been well used, the needle will probably need realigning after collection as they move easily during transit but this is very easy to do!

Moving house so need get rid of lots of my knitting equipment from when I was a freelance knitwear designer.

Please get in touch with any questions!

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