Singer also had a wooden treadle ... Any Singer sewing machine that dates back to the 1960s or earlier and is in good, working condition will have some value (around $100 or more).

Singer Treadle Sewing Machine With Table While the classic Featherweight is where the money usually is when looking at the value of an antique Singer sewing machine, don't forget about treadle ...

A Singer model 66 sewing machine with a BZ 15-8 Singer motor from the Rock Rest Tourist Home. The treadle sewing machine is coated with black paint and embellished with floral, tendril, and foliate ...

Singer sewing machines were manufactured in Elizabeth for 109 years. photo courtesy of the Singer Sewing Co. Whether they used one that was powered by a treadle or a pedal, there’s a really good ...

Q. Enclosed is a photo of a Singer treadle sewing machine with cabinet that belonged to my grandmother. It is their model 66 and was manufactured Aug. 25, 1920. She spent many hours sewing for ...

Singer, Isaac M. Description Sewing Machine Patent Model Patent No. 8,294, issued August 12, 1851 Isaac Merritt Singer of New York, ... The machine was transported in its packing crate, which served ...

Shown is a circa 1900s Singer treadle sewing machine used in the alterations department at Klemm’s department store in Bloomington until it closed in 1981.

Sew Old Antique and Vintage Sewing Machine Repair is run out of Maggie West’s home in Maryville. She has renewed 40 antique sewing machines since she started upcycling them during the pandemic.

Firefighters battled the four-alarm fire at a large industrial building in the historic Singer Sewing Machine factory in the 100 block of Trumbull Street in Elizabeth. Skip to Article.

Nikki Field from Wiltshire's hobby started in lockdown, when she restored an old Singer treadle. She now repairs at least one machine a week, and is involved with Hampshire charity, Tools For Self ...

Isaac Merritt Singer's sewing machine was a vast improvement upon earlier versions, capable of 900 stitches a minute -at a time when the most nimble seamstress could sew about 40.