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Simple Daisies

Design patent granted to George A. Squire in 1884, together with other sewing machine ornamentation patents. The patent describes the design as "composed of branches or sprays of a trailing vine having flowers and leaves, somewhat like plants of the genus Bellis, of which the common daisy is a species."
Decal name recorded by us at #LRCrafts, for lack of documentation elsewhere.

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