Tiny Stitches

[Silverd]

Here's something I've not seen before.  

When going thru the restoration process of a 1921 Dr. Bag, I found this small buckle and strap that was used to teather the key to the bag.   I discoverer these very fine stitches used to hold the leather covering onto the buckle.   Interesting to the point I'd share with everyone.   That's it!

 

Silverd

[battlemunky]

You are correct, that IS interesting.

[Tequila]

That’s a level of detail you don’t see everyday!

[jcuk]

He is a couple of links maybe of interest, Short i know.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcR6LfjaFCs

Hope this helps

JCUK

[chuck123wapati]

holy cow!! i cant even see that small.

Should i kick a hornets nest and ask the machine gurus what machine i can buy that will do this and also sew 10 oz leather holsters lol. 

[Silverd]

I'd like to know!

Silverd

[Silverd]

BTW.  IMPRINTED Date on the bag bottom suggests it was manufactured in November 1921.   How about that!

Silverd

[Handstitched]

I think we all  need to go to 'specsavers' , cos after sewing that, we'd all be 'crosseyed' 

HS