jmarsh

This machine was given to me by my Grandmother. I have no information other than a date in one of the drawers. The date is 1907. Any help greatly appreciated. I have all the pieces and parts to make it operational.

sueisallaboutquilts

I hope they transfer this to the machine shop. Billy (lostn51) or Charlee could help you identify it.
It's GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome to the board! :D

dkabasketlady

Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!
Lostn51 could probably tell you! Send him a pm!

Tootsie

It's a beauty! I'll be interested to hear more about it.

OneMoreQuilt

Welcome. She's a beauty.

Lostn51

You have a badged National! When I say badged I mean that National made the machine for someone other than them. It was a common practice for National, Free, Davis, and others to make sewing machines for department stores and other makers.

It looks to be in wonderful condition and will more than likely clean up really nice. I have tutorials on here that will let you know the process of refurbishing the machine without hurting the integrity of it. Go here and you can find all sorts of information about you machine and others like it!!

http://www.quiltingboard.com/virtual...jsp?vsnum=1013

Billy

jmarsh

Thanks so much for the info. I have already checked out the tutorials and will follow closely!

cherrybsixty

Welcome to the board and enjoy you new-old lady, when you get her all cleaned up and working. Sje looks to be a beauty.

Ann63

Welcome from Macon, Georgia. There's a wealth of knowledge and very nice people willing to help on this board.