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January 1, 1968Bulletin of the United States National MuseumOpen Access

The Invention of the Sewing Machine

Grace Rogers Cooper

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The sewing machine has been considered by some as one of the most important inventions of 19th-Century America, of equal importance to this story of the invention is the history of the sewing machine's development into a practical, popular commodity.

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