Sewing Machine 



N. Hunt, which became Hunt and 

 Webster (rigs. 99, 100) 



Later Ladd and Webster (see) 



Improved Common Sense (fig. 102) 



Independent Noiseless 



Jennie June 



Jewel 



Johnson (fig. 103) 



Keystone 



Ladd & Webster (fig. 101) 



Ladies Companion (fig. 115) 

 I w Pratt's Patent) 



'■Lady - ' (fig. 104) 



Landfear's Patent (fig. 105) 



Langdon 

 Lathrop (fig. 106.) 



Leader 



Leavitt (fig. 108) 



Leslie Revolving Shuttle 

 Lester (fig. 109) 



Little Gem 

 Little Giant 



Little Monitor (not associated with 

 Monitor) 



Love 



Lyon 



Macauley 



Manhattan 

 70 



Machine Co. 



Leader Sewing Machine Co., 1882 



Springfield, Mass. 



Nichols, Leavitt & Co., Boston, 1855 



Mass. 



Leavitt & Co. 1857 



Leavitt Sewing Machine Co. ca.1865 



Leslie Sewing Machine Co., 1881 



Cleveland, Ohio 



J. H. Lester, Brookyln, N.Y. ca. 1858 



Lester Mfg. Co., Richmond, Va. early 1860 



Union Sewing Machine Co., late 1860 

 Richmond, Va. 



Domestic Sewing Machine Co., 

 Norwalk, Ohio 



1857 



ca.1865 

 1870 



early 1860 

 late 1860 



1861 



ca.1870 



Manhattan Sewing Machine Co. 



ca.U 



ca.1880 



