Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
07-24-2010, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by SewExtreme
Originally Posted by nursie76
Well I GOT HER!!!!!!!! Yeah!!!!!!!!!!
This afternoon, we were on our way to pic up my DH car from the shop when he said, "Let's go look at that treadle machine." I said, "Really? Let's go!"
Long story, short version - off we went. She is in a little rougher condition than I had thought from DH's pics, but I think she is nice anyway...and DH is determined to get her all shined up.
If anyone can give me more info on this sweetie, I would appreciate it.
And now, introducing you to......Maisie.
This afternoon, we were on our way to pic up my DH car from the shop when he said, "Let's go look at that treadle machine." I said, "Really? Let's go!"
Long story, short version - off we went. She is in a little rougher condition than I had thought from DH's pics, but I think she is nice anyway...and DH is determined to get her all shined up.
If anyone can give me more info on this sweetie, I would appreciate it.
And now, introducing you to......Maisie.
:-D :-D :-D
07-24-2010, 03:16 PM
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Leaha, What treasures you have. I would love to have those myself. :-D :-D
07-24-2010, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Overlander
"Brownie" .
07-24-2010, 03:40 PM
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I am down sizeing, looking to trade these 3 for a nice little featherweight these were all made in the 1890's from what I have been able to find. They were in my dad;s museum.
07-24-2010, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by leaha
I am down sizeing, looking to trade these 3 for a nice little featherweight these were all made in the 1890's from what I have been able to find. They were in my dad;s museum.
07-24-2010, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by nursie76
Well I GOT HER!!!!!!!! Yeah!!!!!!!!!!
This afternoon, we were on our way to pic up my DH car from the shop when he said, "Let's go look at that treadle machine." I said, "Really? Let's go!"
Long story, short version - off we went. She is in a little rougher condition than I had thought from DH's pics, but I think she is nice anyway...and DH is determined to get her all shined up. There is some wear on the decals, so i can tell that she was well used. There are 2 extra bobbins and what I think is a button hole foot and a ruffler. I am fascinated by the shuttle mechanism that is used. I didn't know that they were made that way, but then, I know nothing of treadle machines, so DH and I both have a lot to learn. I did learn as Billy said, that they were copies of the Singer 27/127 and made by Domestic and then later White. The serial number is 491273, but can't seem to date her, but think it is early to mid 1900's.
I am soooo excited! I feel like I have a piece of history sitting in my dining room.
If anyone can give me more info on this sweetie, I would appreciate it.
And now, introducing you to......Maisie.
This afternoon, we were on our way to pic up my DH car from the shop when he said, "Let's go look at that treadle machine." I said, "Really? Let's go!"
Long story, short version - off we went. She is in a little rougher condition than I had thought from DH's pics, but I think she is nice anyway...and DH is determined to get her all shined up. There is some wear on the decals, so i can tell that she was well used. There are 2 extra bobbins and what I think is a button hole foot and a ruffler. I am fascinated by the shuttle mechanism that is used. I didn't know that they were made that way, but then, I know nothing of treadle machines, so DH and I both have a lot to learn. I did learn as Billy said, that they were copies of the Singer 27/127 and made by Domestic and then later White. The serial number is 491273, but can't seem to date her, but think it is early to mid 1900's.
I am soooo excited! I feel like I have a piece of history sitting in my dining room.
If anyone can give me more info on this sweetie, I would appreciate it.
And now, introducing you to......Maisie.
Scotlass
07-24-2010, 04:36 PM
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Beautiful I love her!!!! :shock: :mrgreen: :-D :lol: :wink: :XD: :thumbup:
07-24-2010, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Scotlass
Oh my goodness, what a beauty....looks like Maisie is a perfect candidate for Billy's kerosene bath and polishing Tute.....those decals will just pop and she will shine with pride. Have fun!
07-24-2010, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by nursie76
Originally Posted by Scotlass
Oh my goodness, what a beauty....looks like Maisie is a perfect candidate for Billy's kerosene bath and polishing Tute.....those decals will just pop and she will shine with pride. Have fun!
Scotlass
07-24-2010, 05:07 PM
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Thanks Scotlass.
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