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Alex I Askaroff
Alex has spent a lifetime in the sewing industry and is considered one of the foremost experts of pioneering machines and their inventors. He has written extensively for trade magazines, radio, television, books and publications worldwide.
Over the last two decades
Alex has been painstakingly building this website to encourage
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Most of us know the name Singer but few are aware of his amazing life story, his rags to riches journey from a little runaway to one of the richest men of his age. The story of Isaac Merritt Singer will blow your mind, his wives and lovers his castles and palaces all built on the back of one of the greatest inventions of the 19th century. For the first time the most complete story of a forgotten giant is brought to you by Alex Askaroff.
If this isn't the
perfect book it's close to it! Glory Days by Alex Askaroff News Flash! Alex's books are now all available to download or buy as paperback on Amazon worldwide.
"This
may just be the best book I've ever read."
"My five grandchildren are
reading this book aloud to each other from my Kindle every Sunday. And so once more we come to the end of our history on one of the great early pioneers in the sewing world.
See Alex Askaroff on Youtube: A day in the life of a
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Fancy a funny FREE short story and true: Ena Wilf & The One-Armed Machinist
Hello Alex, Our researcher just came across your article on Charles Raymond. It’s timely for us because, as the historical cemetery in Guelph, his monument is within our grounds. It is a magnificent family lot with a fence around it, as was the style in those days. We are gathering information on the family and the lot in an attempt to preserve the fence. Some suggestion has been made to have it removed. We are putting information together on the family to ensure the historical value of the lot is recognized, even if it is in bad condition, We believe it would be worth fund raising to preserve it. In the photo, it actually doesn’t look too bad, but we will not repair unless it is in the same format as originally used when the fence was made, and that makes it a little more difficult. Thought you might like to know that your interesting article is being put to use. Hello. My name is Quintin. I live in
the states. Oklahoma as a matter of fact. I wanted to tell you that
I am a HUGE fan of your sewing machine videos. You have a gorgeous
collection of machines that I would die to see some day.
See Alex Askaroff on Youtube: A day in the life of a sewing machine engineer
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CONTACT: alexsussex@aol.com Copyright ©
As a
new collector I have found your site
has increased my knowledge in
a short time to a degree
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