knitting needles
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In the first half of the 20th century knitting needles were much easier and cheaper to come by than sewing machines. This is possibly why hand knitting was so popular.
This pair of knitting needles are part of a time when women often made the family clothing.
A pair of No. 7 pink plastic knitting needles.
