wood holder with tightly curled paper inside that hold pins and needles
I rotated the pin holder so I could photograph around the whole piece
This pin/needle holder came to me after my husbands aunt, Anne passed away. I found the pin holder in her sewing basket The pins in this pin holder have been there since I received this piece. Many of the pins are still in the original holes and had never been removed to be used.
I also have a tiny box with a silk cocoon inside, but I can't put my hands on that at the moment.
I can't remember where I found this 1907 Waltham Watch Company repair kit box. Inside was a packet with a main spring, a wrist watch face and parts, and another container filled with watch parts.
1907 Waltham Watch repair kit box
I've had the watch repair kit and pin holder for many years. I love old things, don't you?
a very fragile old crochet, tatting , knitting instruction booklet. Tatting is a lost art. I wish I knew how to do it.
Elaine
2 comments:
Oh, how I love this post! I have a shelf full of old sewing notions, just love them also. You may have authentic parts for something steam punk! The pin holder is a treasure.
These are great treasures.
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