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Sewing Machines
My Machines
Treadle a Pfaff 130

Some of Larry's People Powered Sewing Machines
A visit to Eleanor and Dick Beck's house was quite an experience. They have a small building that houses nothing except sewing items. If it has the word 'sew' in it, then Eleanor has it or is trying to get it. Click this link to see Eleanor's sewing machines. I came home with two machines - a treadle and a handcrank. Both are very nice and I intend to sew with them both. The handcrank's serial number is F5271266 and it was built in Clydebank, Scotland in 1914. The treadle's serial number is AD040921 and it was built in Elizabeth, New Jersey in 1930. Here are some pictures of those two machines. Click any picture for an enlargement.	Front view of my handcrank, a Singer 99. Click any picture for a larger view.
Needle end of Singer 99. Click any picture for a larger view.	Crank end of Singer 99. Click any picture for a larger view.
Handcrank Serial Number. Click any picture for a larger view.	Treadle in Cabinet. Click any picture for a larger view.
Treadle front, a Singer 127. Click any picture for a larger view.	Treadle front closeup, a Singer 127. Click any picture for a larger view.
Treadle, needle end. Click any picture for a larger view.	Treadle, needle end closeup. Click any picture for a larger view.
Treadle Sphinx Decal. Click any picture for a larger view.

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