File:Womans Weekly free gift counter.jpg
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| Description | Plastic on-needle knitting row counter of unusual but simple design given away by UK magazine Woman's Weekly in 1960s-1970s. Two numbered blue-and-white barrels rotate independently around a central white spindle, which has a number-pointer at one end and a loop to thread onto a needle at the other end. The friction (to prevent the barrels rolling freely) is maintained by the tightness of the number-pointer and shortness of the spindle. |
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| Source | Linda Spashett Own work |
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