Info on Vintage and Antique Singer machines is difficult to find
I am not into sewing in any shape or fashion, but my husband has found many vintage and antique sewing machines for us to sell. From my experience Singer is probably the premier brand in sewing machines and they have been manufacturing them since 1851, so I'd say they are the most collectible also.
I have gathered many useful links for you to find info about your vintage or antique Singer sewing machine.
All kinds of good info about Vintage Singer Sewing Machines
- Blog Posts about Antique Singer Sewing Machines
- Helpful links about antique and vintage Singer machines
- Books about the Singer Sewing machine company on Amazon
- Singer Sewing machine photos from Flickr
- Antique and vintage sewing machine manuals on Amazon
- 1906 Singer Sewing Machine Video
- Are you looking for an antique Singer machine? Try eBay.
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Blog Posts about Antique Singer Sewing Machines
I am definitely not an expert on sewing machines, but I'm sure you can find some good info at these blogs.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byHelpful links about antique and vintage Singer machines
- Singer Serial numbers
- You can tell the age, model number and even where the machine you have is manufactured by the unique serial number on your machine. This like is where you can look up the info.
- Sewmuse.co.uk
- If you're looking for background and history about the Singer sewing machine, this is the place to be. I found this link recently and it was like hitting the motherload of info.
Books about the Singer Sewing machine company on Amazon
The First Conglomerate: 145 Years of the Singer Sewing Machine Company
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Singer Sewing Skills Reference Book
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Dorothy Benson and the Embroidery Department of the Singer Sewing Machine Company
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Singer Sewing Library: Short Cuts to Home Sewing, How to Make Dresses And How to Make Children's Clothes
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List Price: $22.95
Singer dressmaking course in 8 easy steps. Plus additional sewing information and techniques
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Antique and vintage sewing machine manuals on Amazon
Are you looking for an antique Singer machine? Try eBay.
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- Sheryl Sheryl Nov 5, 2009 @ 7:04 pm
- I would like to know how much the Singer sewing machine serial number EE525558 is worth please? Built between 1947-49 Thanks!
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- Reba Bever Reba Bever Sep 12, 2009 @ 12:08 pm
- i have a singer hand crank D183356 machine and i would like to know more about it then when and where it was manufactured. knowing its value and perhaps finding a manual would be awsome. i know it is functional but i dont know how to remove or wind the shuttle bobbin. i would appreciate some assistance.
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- jo ellen jo ellen Aug 23, 2009 @ 10:32 am
- I have an old hand crank sewing machine that I would like to find out some information about, however I do not know the brand name. I have not been able to locate any photos online that look like the machine I have.
There doesn't appear to be any numbers on the machine (unfortunately it was taken out of the table - which I do not have) the only words that were once on it, have been worn down and aren't readable. What I can make of it appears to say "Sew Wen Steinway (steinwey?)" but when I search that online, nothing comes up.
How could I go about finding out something about this particular sewing machine?
Also, I don't know where the serial number would be located on something such as this. Would it be in plain view or inside another part?
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- barbie meeks barbie meeks Jul 24, 2009 @ 9:37 am
- I have an 1879 singer treadle in great working shape. The problem is: it is missing the bobbin cover plate. I dont have a clue on how to find the correct part or if one can even be found. if anyone has an idea please email me barbiemeeks@yahoo.com and please punt in the subject line "1879" of I may not open it. Thanks for any help.
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- AppalachianCountry AppalachianCountry Jul 20, 2009 @ 9:06 am
- Great lens. We have our great aunt's sewing machine and wanted to find out about it. So,thank-you for all the wonderful links.
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