AndiR

I collect toy sewing machines, and this one is available for purchase. The seller is calling it a Casiege, but I don't see any writing on it other than a little 'medallion' which says 'Made in Germany E.P.' I don't see anything similar in my guide book. Anyone know anything about this machine? Or where I can find out more?

Sandra in Minnesota

Don't know much about the machine. I am guessing EP stand for Eastern Prussia, and that country does not exist anymore. So it's at least from before 1920.

solstice3

I have one similar to it except black. Will see if there are any distinguishing markings on it...if so will let you know

Liz92B

a variety of links:
http://home.comcast.net/~robertscampbell/casige-001.htm
http://www.sewalot.com/casige_sewing_machines.htm
other toy machines: http://www.sewalot.com/straco_sewing_machines.htm

Liz92B

a variety of links:
http://home.comcast.net/~robertscampbell/casige-001.htm
http://www.sewalot.com/casige_sewing_machines.htm
other toy machines: http://www.sewalot.com/straco_sewing_machines.htm

AndiR

I found it! It's an Ernst Plank. My book had one but not in the red color. I found it on this page, it's the 2nd one down on the left side:
http://www.shellyburge.com/PlankToyMachines.html

And it's now also mine ;-)

BarbaraSue

Congratulations on your new "toy"! Enjoy!

Rose Burnett

That is a really neat toy machine. It would be fun to own one.