caroloto

I did put oil in the oil holes and underneath on Tuesday, then left it sit. Did some research on it the last few days, very interesting history and was pleased to find out it uses a 15x1 needle! Believe it's from 1918? Well I have a chance to work on it today and it's up and running great. The case is in good shape, just need to put either Liquid Gold or Old English on it, not sure which I should use yet, any thoughts?

It came with the manual (so if anyone needs a copy let me know) it the one with the bottom feed, 6 bobbins, screw driver and many feet. Will post a few pictures but sorry not the best will try to take a few better ones later and post them.

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Charlee

Beautiful! A WWI era machine....love those decals!

pennycandy

Interesting to see the made in the USA decal on the bed.

DogHouseMom

love it!! Love the US decal especially.

Monroe

That is a pretty machine- Love the eagle.

Glenn

Love your machine and the eagle
Skip

jlhmnj

Unusually nice looking 3/4 size Davis Model T. Might be a patent date on motor but it's earlier than 1924 when Davis went under. Enjoy.

Jon

Yankeegirl

caroloto - so happy you posted these pics! I just picked up my Davis and it has the same decal on the bed but unfortunately mine only has the flag left . I was wondering what it would have looked like. Thanks so much for sharing!