Thread Boxes - obviously
an important item in a Haberdashery shop as
the end of the box displays the brand, name of
the item, the shade, number,
type - sewing cottons, crochet thread
and embroidery floss, etc.
Although generally the advertising
on the boxes was rather plain and
not very decorative, there were some exceptions.
I hope you enjoy a little look at thread boxes.
Dewhurst "Sylko" from Great Britain
Semco Crochet Thread
John Clark Junr. & Co
The Canadian Spool Cotton Company
C. A. Rickards Crewel Silk for
Art Needlework
Clark & Co's Sewing Machine Thread
Lily Mills Company of North Carolina
Lily Six Cord Sewing Thread
Dewhurst's Sylko Machine Twist
Bond's "Wenty" Crochet and Embroidery
Threads - "A Real Australian Product"
Yes, you guessed it! This is my favourite!
an important item in a Haberdashery shop as
the end of the box displays the brand, name of
the item, the shade, number,
type - sewing cottons, crochet thread
and embroidery floss, etc.
Although generally the advertising
on the boxes was rather plain and
not very decorative, there were some exceptions.
I hope you enjoy a little look at thread boxes.
Dewhurst "Sylko" from Great Britain
Semco Crochet Thread
John Clark Junr. & Co
The Canadian Spool Cotton Company
C. A. Rickards Crewel Silk for
Art Needlework
Clark & Co's Sewing Machine Thread
Lily Mills Company of North Carolina
Lily Six Cord Sewing Thread
Dewhurst's Sylko Machine Twist
Bond's "Wenty" Crochet and Embroidery
Threads - "A Real Australian Product"
Yes, you guessed it! This is my favourite!
1 comment:
wenty - what a bizarre name
and yes of course it's your fave - it's got a crinoline lady on it :]
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