It shares features from both the earlier and later models, note in particular the slide plate arrangement and the area at the end of the arm which are the same as the fiddlebase machine. Although this machine does not have a Serial Number it is an interim model which shows the development of Frister & Rossmanns' Class 12 machine into the Class 48 machine. On the spoon of the bobbin winder it has the letters DRP followed by a Serial No. It has Mother of Pearl inlay - 2 small 'flowers'at the shuttle end and a further 2 with a 'shield' in the centre of the bed. This machine would have been sold by Hermann Loog. The address should infact read 128 London Wall but the '1' has been obliterated by the pin fixing the badge in place. Manufactured around 1878, there's no Agents name on the badge, round the outer edge it has Frister & Rossmann Shuttle Machine, in the centre of which it has F&R, 28 London Wall, London. Thanks to Jenny Sims & Graham Forsdyke for information about the Agents. In addition to these Agents Frister and Rossmann sewing machines were also sold by 'leading Drapers and Stores', one such store was Harrods. Loewe By Nov 1890 to c1898, followed by W. Loog remained the Company's Agent until c1890, he was replaced by S. Nasch in 1876 that sales started to improve. However it wasn't until Hermann Loog took over the Agency from I. The Company started exporting sewing machines to England circa 1870 appointing an Agent in London to act as Wholesaler.

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