daselby

By looking up the serial number it appears to have been manufactured sometime around 1888.

mac

Wow! You have got an oldie, but a goodie. Thanks for the reply.
Isn't it great the way that Singer marked their machines so that you can find out easily when they were made?

maryb119

She is a beauty!!!!!!

csharp

Beautiful machine, never seen one in person. Enjoy.

lindaschipper

Love, Love, love the pretty flowers on your machine. Even if it didn't work I'd have to put it out on display somewhere!!

sewnchine

Dave, you may have good luck finding the items you need by posting your request on the yahoo groups treadleon site. Also the list owner, Cindy Peters will be able to help you with the spring, she is our 'go-to' supply person, prices are good and service is excellent. If you can't find an original wooden pitman rod, there are instructions on how to make your own on the treadleon.net site. You have an AMAZING treasure in this machine! I have one but the decals are sadly worn. I'd jump at a chance to get one in such beautiful shape as your machine! Good luck! Carol in Mid-Mich

Jane Quilter

welcome to the forum. waving to you from Virginia. Beautiful Machine. What is wrong with parts from ebay?

Blackberry

That is a gorgeous machine and such beautiful decals. I love, love, love it, but I am no help with the parts you need.

daselby

Nothing is wrong with parts from ebay.......just not see a whole lot on ebay for this model machine.

daselby

I did purchase a pitman arm and a spring that I think will work from ebay. The bobbin winder tension wheel is going to be the tough piece to find. I'll try the treadleon yahoo group! Thanks