haylillan

could any one help me date my old new machine. number 11906849, i'm sure its a 127 or 128. I will post pic's when i get cleaned up

DogHouseMom

According to Ismacs ... 1893

http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...l-numbers.html

haylillan

thank you, Sue

qwkslver

Can't wait to see them. I hope I can get my hands on a treadle this year some time. They're not as easy to find here (WV) for some reason.

purplefiend

I love my Singer treadles. I have 3 Singer treadle cabinets and 6 machines that I swap out. A 1914 Singer 115,1916 Singer red eye 66-1,1921 Singer 66-1 red eye,1936 Singer 201-K hand crank/treadle, 1949 Singer 15-90(motorectomy preformed),1968 Singer 237(motorectomy preformed) and a 1955 Pfaff 60 treadle.
I make most of my quilt tops with the treadles, currently using the 201,115 and Pfaff to make quilt tops.
Sharon in Texas

carolynjo

There are many treadles to buy. The Amish make them to sell and my local sewing repair shop has at least one for sale all the time. I have my mother's; Dad traded a shotgun for it in 1917, so I guess mine is really old.

haylillan

her are pic's of my machine looks pretty good for age, i dont think cabinet is original to machine

haylillan

the attchments that came with machine

Bitzy One

Esther, that machine is gorgeous! I have the same Sphinx but the decals are in terrible condition, my cabinet is the same as yours. Paid $60 for it at a local yard sale. AND, you got a puzzle box with it!! WOW, lucky you

Mornigstar

Oh , love it all but especially that puzzle box. I have wanted one of those for a few years. Willing to buy one but want to see it in person not on computer screen.