Here is my old bed frame loom on its way to completing a fleece lock rug, I have put this aside now for my new to me upright tapestry/rug loom.
Since writing this I saw a lovely 30" Macomber jack loom on ebay, put the only bid in and bought it, drove it down from the north west, what a lovely loom. I think it had been wet at some time (floods)? so as dismantled I gave it a good sanding and protective matt varnish, looks beautiful now, I have recently discovered from its nameplate and number that it was made in March 1971.
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Canadian production wheel
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Antique Dutch Flax wheel
Antique Dutch Flax Wheel
My antique Dutch flax wheel was brought over from Holland and sold here in the U.K in an antiques market. It has an integral wool winder and a distaff with blocks of peat/solid moss to hold the fibre. Little bone or ivory finials. It is working but a little tricky. 18 inch wheel, smells like a church interior.
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