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"Remington No. 1" was put upon the market. The collection also contains a model of the first typewriting machine in which double type bar (upper and lower case) type) were used, constructed in 1876. Only two or three machines were constructed before it was found desirable to make an entire change in the model. A machine somewhat similar to that now manufactured followed shortly afterward^[[:]] [[strikethrough]] And a large [[/strikethrough]] A valuable collection^[[,]] of early forms of sewing machines made by the Singer Manufacturing Company of New York, (from 1855 to 1891) as well as [[strikethrough]] an [[/strikethrough]] early type^[[s]] of the "Grover and Baker" and "Elias Howe" machine^[[s,]] was received from the Singer Manufacturing Company, through Mr. Henry Calver, who rendered valuable aid in the preparation of ^[[the]] labels^[[:]] [[strikethrough]] during the past year. [[/strikethrough]]