Japanese-made sewing machines from the 1950s. Most are all-metal and overbuilt, and will work like new with a few drops of oil, maybe a fresh belt. In the US they were imported and had local brand's names put on them; what you're really looking for is the "Made in Japan" on the back or bottom. Granny sewing machines also qualify, but most of the Japanese ones have zigzag
Ildsaye
why does she look bored? his enthusiasm is infectious
with your support, Halloween can win the war on Christmas
let unlimited ghastly apparitions haunt the yuletide world
denying it the forgetting of its many crimes
Americans still aren't ready for a true unifier
Laughs in N95
Years without getting sick
Years without getting anyone else sick
I believe the regulatory power of the NLRB has expanded some during his tenure. At the same time, however, Biden heavy-handedly intervened in the rail strike, the Federal Reserve has manipulated interest rates to "discipline labor", and Biden's sanctions and tariffs exploit rifts in the international solidarity of workers while failing to substantially increase production or employment domestically. The Juduciary are also making moves to weaken the NLRB and other regulatory bodies, and the Executive and Congress are not using their substantial powers to stand up to them.
The claims are cherry-picked bullshit, is what I'm saying
Cast it into the fire! Destroy it!
Modern industrial sewing machines are generally still powered by a belt that passes through the table, though now the belt leads instead to a large servo motor slung to the table's underside. But that does leave the machine heads more-or-less compatible with the old treadle tables
28% of an oligarch's flesh can be lethal if it's the right cut.
Oh, it's not a tax in kind? Never mind then.
She is preemptively splitting a hypothetical Bernie vote to clear the field for Biden's return