ANA Sewing Machine
1898Sewing Machine. A.N.A.
Manufactured and badged by Ward Brothers, Melbourne, who commenced business in 1888. They called their machine A.N.A. - which stood for "All Native Australian", all three brothers had been born in Australia in an era when most people of their age had been born overseas and migrated to Australia.
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