That would be a Singer 128? Cool...Quote:
Originally Posted by haylillan
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That would be a Singer 128? Cool...Quote:
Originally Posted by haylillan
This is great!
My 1889 Treadle. She sews like a dream. Stole her for $125. Her name is Baby.
My first machine is a National Sewing Machine Company Vibrating Shuttle treadle. The "Damascus" name was manufactured for Montgomery Ward. The serial number is 3209025. I don't know exactly in which year it was made. There is no list for NSMCo machines like there is for Singer. I'm guessing in the 1920s.
My second machine is a Singer 128K Hand Crank, manufactured in Scotland on Feb 2, 1927, serial number Y4467698.
My third machine is a Singer 221 Featherweight, manufactured in Elizabeth, NJ on January 24, 1940, serial number AF741157
National Sewing Machine Company
Singer 128K Hand Crank
Featherweight
My fourth machine is a 1973 Viking 64 30, made in Sweden, serial number 4058257. According to Viking, it's 'obsolete'.
Viking 64 30
A few of my babies:
Singer 9W, my first treadle machine
Same Singer 9W
Centenial 201-2
Redeye, 66-1, I have a cabinet being refinished for her now.
One of my Kenmore machines
Honey...my Featherweight
My Wheeler & Wilson 8...the only machine that I refuse to use because I don't want to damage her decals.
This is the most interesting part of the W&W machine for me...the presser foot is glass!
My newest addition to the family, Annie, a 15-91
Here are 2 of my vintage machines:
1. Spartan
2. Featherweight
Featherweight 1959 Elizabeth, NJ
Same Featherweight
Spartan
Heres mine, my neighbor gave her to me last week, she was born in 1949 in Elizabethtown NJ, she's a 221 Flat Top, needs a few repairs like a new belt but she runs great other wise.....
Elizabeth
MACHINAPALOOZA--More of my machines. I just love having them around, like a roomful of friends!
Singer 66-1 Brown Lotus treadle-- My favorite of all...
Featherweight-- Looks just like everyone else's...
Singer Slant-O-Matic 403!
Singer 201-2, I have 2 of these...
Green Wizard Japanese clone of the Singer 15
Bernina Record 830-- Last of the great Berninas, before they became computerized. I have been sewing on this machine for 31 years.
Love your Lotus!Quote:
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl