Early 20th Century B. Eldredge Sewing Machine by National peonies Harriman and a group of

Harriman and a group of other investors bought Union Pacific after the first incarnation of the company went bankrupt

Includes original box

This extravagant and ornate piece was salvaged from a turn-of-the-century carousel

It was a major brewery at its peak and was recognizable for the "Prince of Pilsener" logo

Shade: 13" dia

Early 20th Century B. Eldredge Sewing Machine by National peonies Harriman and a group ofc. 1910s; National Sewing Machine Co. Belvidere, IL Antique cast iron sewing machine. This piece features painted and etched floral embellishments across the top and on the base. The needle plate features etched branding and model information, while a small brass plaque reads "B. Eldredge Automatic" with an eagle and sewing machine graphic. Exhibits minor signs of wear including some chipped paint and tarnish. 6" W x 10" D x 9" H Please refer to