[ATTACH=CONFIG]385378[/ATTACH] Here is the bottom side of my recently purchased, used Majestic sewing machine. I am waiting for a new bobbin case to arrive in the mail, then I can do my sewing once again.
Kathleen

ok, let's DEFINE the term "Dark Underside"...

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Early Elias Howe "New Family" (1860-70's)

That's pretty need looking there.

Joe

The elegant engineering of this machine amazes me.

I have a plan now. It is being completely "rebuilt" (down to bare iron, then paint) then, inspired by another persons "display setup", I plan to build a tall base with viewports and on the right side set up an internal 1" to 1-1/2" pulley and standard singer belt, with an external 3" diameter hand crank wheel (removable of course)

This should make it operate similar to a hand crank singer ratio wise. Add a cover and poof! a portable Early Howe that can be used.

Steve,

Since I have no idea what a Howe looks like, how about a pic of the top?

Joe

THis Howe needs its own thread! This one is mainly clones

here ya go
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I originally asked if I should start a Howe thread, I think I will now...

Steve if you start a Howe thread, be sure to put all your current photos on that board - we want from start to finish. That machine will be stunning when it is completely done! What a fun and rewarding thing to do with a machine like that Howe - to restore it to its original glory!

Nancy

it's there now

"Early Elias Howe sewing machine"

And a link to make it easy to find!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...e-t210095.html

I'm very late to this game but that Coronado is built by Brother.

Cari

Here is the underbelly of my Rotary


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Is Rotary the name of it? What is top side.