This is a pair of 13 ¾ inch long number 8 Bucilla knitting needles. These needles are made of an early plastic possibly celluloid. The ends are made of a black plastic. These needles are slightly curved and in excellent condition.

 

This is a pair of Boye knitting needles marked Fashion Master. They are the 10” length size 8 US needles in a gray plastic with cream colored ends. The size is clearly delineated on the end caps. These needles are still in their original packaging.

 

This is the 1929 patented wooden needle case by the Boye Needle Company. The wooden case is 2 ½ inches long. It is printed in dark blue or black ink. One needle (unknown vintage) is still in the case.

 

Tired of searching for that needle threader when you need it? Here’s a wonderful solution for your frustration. This little case, 2 ¼ by 1 ¼, is much easier to find. It is a souvenier of Missouri finished in goldtones with a white plastic top. The decoration on the top is somewhat worn but does not detract from this piece. The case opens to hold a needle threader, pins, bobbins or perhaps even small scissors. This little case, made in China, will be a welcome addition to your sewing collection.