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$35.00 Shipping Location: Aubrey, United States Cast iron. No visible breaks. Rust spots, due to age. Machine has a nice move needs cleaning and oiling.
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$50.00 Shipping Location: San Diego, United States Heavy Duty Industrial Sewing Machine Singer 231-25 $899.99 Complete unit Crating included in Shipping Cost for Secure Transport Used | Feed Of The Arm ... more| 1/4 guage | Binder | Chain Stitch 2 Needle | 4 Thread | 110v Heavy Duty | High Quality | High Speed | Self Oilier | Light Made in USA Enduro Clutch Motor 9622 | 115v | 1/2 HP | 60 Hertz 3450 RPM | 1 Phase Fully Functioning Machine | Fully Inspected Included Special Table& Motor 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed Miami Industrial Sewing Machines 16501 Northeast 15 Ave North Miami Beach. FL 33162 TEL: 305-354-8060 USA(800) 890-1217 55+ years in the industry ec2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2B%3Eec2-14a21830a94-0x115-
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$50.00 Shipping Location: San Diego, United States Singer 24-4 Double Needle Chain Stitch Industrial Sewing Machine. Machine is in great working condition. Makes a beautiful chain stitch and appears to ... morebe complete. If you have any questions feel free to send me a message.
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$168.78 Shipping Location: Tiptonville, United States (Now cleaned, oiled, tested and reunited with a beautiful cabinet, and its original ornate cast iron base. The original tabletop (top, leaf, and all associated ... moremounting hardware) are included with this sale).
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$69.95 Shipping Location: West Covina, United States | | | Welcome to Wwolst12. The#1 eBay site for Antiques, Collectibles and Art, according to eBay statistics! We are a small family business who works ... moreclosely with 38 professional art. Antique, and collectible pickers, located in ten states between Maine and Virginia. Every day we list up to 30 unique, rare, and unusual items from ancient antiquities to mid 20th century collectibles. Please, bookmark our auction site! We promise that you will see, and have an opportunity to buy, a wide variety of rare and valuable items; the large majority of which are fresh to the market! Thank You& Happy eBaying from all of us at RIICS Inc, Bill. Wendy, Lindsey, Yaya, Lisa, Darlene, Rich, Sarah, Devin, Kyle& Kerri.The classic Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine began production during the late 19 th century. Circa 1890s, and is of the most collected sewing machines of all time. Some say this sewing machine represents the finest piece of Victorian precision engineering in the sewing world. This auction is for an original Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine from the early 20 th century. This machine just came back from our sewing machine repairman who gave it a thorough cleaning and threading. It is now guaranteed to be in perfect working order. As you can see in our close up photographs. There is some very light wear to the original gold decals of this sewing machine, but that’s it! The black paint is perfect and this machine comes in a 11“ by 8 1/2“ by 9 ½” case from the 1950s. You will find that this antique Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine has been listed without any reserve! We guarantee 100% that the high bidder will be more than satisfied with the quality. Condition and age of these Sewing Machine or we will return all of their money. Please check out our other auctions. We list every day and you never know what you might find listed without any reserve! After reading our description and viewing all of the photographs. If you have any additional questions that we c
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$106.60 Shipping Location: San Jacinto, United States Amazing to see it still works very nicely. The key is not original but works to open and close. The crank is for the 99 model but works for this machine ... moreand the wires are new. This antique Singer model 24-62 chainstitch sewing machine has a rich history that dates back to the pre-1930s. It is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of antique sewing machines. The machine has been well-preserved and shows signs of use and wear that are consistent with its age. The Singer 24-62 is an original, not a reproduction, and is a valuable addition to any antique collection. This sewing machine is a perfect example of the craftsmanship and quality that Singer is known for. Its chainstitch capabilities make it a unique and versatile tool for all sewing needs.y
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Free Shipping Location: Rockvale, United States The badge is assembled using veg-tan leather with decorative tooling and the edges burnished with bees wax. A seal coat has been applied over the entire ... moresurface. The leather was then stitched together using a refurbished 1909 Singer model 29-4 sewing machine, and is pictured.
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$17.45 Shipping Location: Fredericksburg, United States This toy sewing machine was made in the late 20's by Russian firm Zilla. The machine is sturdily made and was intended for basic learning and play. Sews ... morea single thread chain stitch. However, we are not experts in any field.
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$93.33 Shipping Location: Miami, United States Presser Foot, Needles, Screws.
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$63.41 Shipping Location: Atlanta, United States This is a lovely small handcrank machines that dates from the late 1800s through the early 1900s. The most distinctive feature of the Linnea sewing machine ... moreis its elegant footed base outfitted with a little wooden and tin drawer for holding thread, needles and accessories.
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$15.81 Shipping Location: Canada Willcox&Gibbs single thread chain stitch sewing machine head. Paint and gold leaf in rough shape. Minor rust. Missing needle, needle clamp nut, and ... morethread spool post. Machine is oiled and everything moves smoothly, although it has not been tested.
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$125.00 Shipping Location: Zoetermeer - Meerzicht-West, Netherlands Very rare Pique machine used in glove manufacture. Made by Singer, Clydebank, Scotland in 1917. Identified as a model 46K, although not labelled as such, ... moreused to sew fingers in gloves. The booklet dates from 1904.
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Free Shipping Location: Japan Chain stitch sewing machine. This is an antique hand-cranked sewing machine. small sewing machine black. I can turn it smoothly by hand, but I have never ... moreactually sewn it. It is very old and has scratches and dirt, but it is a rare item.
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Free Shipping Location: Fountain Valley, United States It needs service, to include a top sensor and new needle.
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$89.00 Shipping Location: Logroño, Spain It is unique among toy sewing machines in this respect, and this design sewing machine is a favorite with toy sewing machine collectors and collectors ... moreof early full-size machines as well. It is approx 6" across the legs, and stands about 9" tall.
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Free Shipping Location: Rockvale, United States The badge is assembled using veg-tan leather with decorative tooling and the edges burnished with bees wax. A seal coat has been applied over the entire ... moresurface. The leather was then double stitched together with gold thread.
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Free Shipping Location: Rockvale, United States The badge is assembled using veg-tan leather with decorative tooling and the edges burnished with bees wax. A seal coat has been applied over the entire ... moresurface. The leather was then stitched together using a refurbished 1909 Singer model 29-4 sewing machine, and is pictured.
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Free Shipping Location: Rockvale, United States The badge is assembled using veg-tan leather with decorative tooling and the edges burnished with bees wax. A seal coat has been applied over the entire ... moresurface. The leather was then stitched together using a refurbished 1909 Singer model 29-4 sewing machine, and is pictured.
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$90.00 Shipping Location: Logroño, Spain "THE TABITHA". The Tabitha miniature toy sewing machine is a direct drive hand powered chain stitch machine. beautiful miniature sewing machine. a gem ... more,for collectors! Made entirely of brass, it is light, manageable and works correctly.
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$37.20 Shipping Location: Naples, United States This is a chain stitch machine with a new England style 'walking' presser foot and a fire hydrant body. I DON'T HAVE TOO MUCH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ANTIQUE ... moreSEWING MACHINES. The patent date on the needle plate is APRIL 28,1863.
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$20.05 Shipping Location: Mahwah, United States Vintage Antique 20-1 Mini Singer Child’s Sewing Machine Hand Crank c. 1910s. The Singer 20 toy sewing machine was first introduced in 1910 and was a simple ... morechain stitch design. The machine is in very good condition. Its traditional gold trademark Singer decal and names are clear, bright and intact. Height = 7”Weight = 1.136kgAn ideal collector’s item for use as intended or for display purposes Beautiful piece of Singer history. Includes original box. Please see all photos as they form part of the description.
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$99.00 Shipping Location: Logroño, Spain Made in CANADA 1872. made by chas Raymond in 1872 .in CANADA. beautiful and scarce sewing machine the household. The sewing machine is very elegant and ... morehas beautiful golden decorations. THE HOUSEHOLD.
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$31.95 Shipping Location: Fenton, United States UP DATE ON THE FOOT PEDDLE. I JUST POWERED THIS MACHINE UP AGAIN & IT SEEMS THAT THE ""RHEOSTAT (I CALL IT?)"". INSIDE THE FOOT PEDDLE IS STUCK IN THE ... more"ON" POSITION. THE MACHINE WANT TO RUN AS SOON AS IT'S PLUGGED IN.
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Free Shipping Location: Bridgeport, United States For Sale by Mirluck VINTAGE MAGAZINE ADVERTISEMENT Measures approx. 8 by 11 inches. Very good condition.
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$99.00 Shipping Location: Logroño, Spain SHAW & CLARCK. paw foot type (USA) 1869. 1860's Shaw & Clark Sewing Machine. a wonderful chainstitch sewing machine that works correctly. T ypewriters, ... moresewing machines phones. The machine works correctly.
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$10.60 Shipping Location: Canada
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$99.00 Shipping Location: Logroño, Spain 1900 (FRANCE). This machine works. 19cm x 27cm x 27 cm. 34cm x 28cm x 29 cm. 13,5" x 11" x 11,5 ".
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Free Shipping Location: Rockvale, United States The badge is assembled using veg-tan leather with decorative tooling and the edges burnished with bees wax. A seal coat has been applied over the entire ... moresurface. The leather was then stitched together using a refurbished 1909 Singer model 29-4 sewing machine, and is pictured.
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$106.60 Shipping Location: Statesville, United States Up for purchase is a Wilcox& Gibbs antique sewing machine. A great collectors show piece and for a very RARE one this one works fine mechanically. ... moreYou just do not see these machines in any kind of good condition and so complete anymore! We purchased this machine from a person who does not sew. We have found that the Wilcox and Gibbs was probably the most successful of the chain-stitching sewing machines. The"Automatic" was produced continuously unchanged form from 1876 to c.1950. Located in New York City. The company began production in 1858. The company was founded by James Gibbs, and James Willcox. These machines used a single thread to form chain-stitch seams so there is NO bobbin needed. The machines were easy to use and quieter than the lockstitch machines; they were also much less expensive. If you collect sewing machines or just want to display in your home then this is your chance to get one. This machine comes with. Its original manual or book and even some spare needles. I have found some patent dates on it, Nov 22, 1887-March 28, 1882 and August 28, 1894 and has a serial number of A696165. The following is list of things I have found might need attention? Power cord from motor was extended Latch on box lid will need attention. Only bottom there. Light rust on sewing plate Box could be restained. Case is complete. strong, except upper part of latch needed. inside of case complete. I can only put 12 pictures on Ebay, if you want more write me.
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$85.00 Shipping Location: Logroño, Spain LA PETITE LINGERE. Without a doubt, the best "pettit lingere" I have ever had, this machine was only sold in France, very difficult to find, it is a small ... moreand cute sewing machine with beautiful golden decorations.
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$5.00 Shipping Location: Canada Frister & Rossmann Chainstitch Sewing Machine Instruction Manual Reproduction. Exact reproduction of original on quality paper. This is for the Chainstich ... moreModel a very hard to find brochure.
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Location: Westwood, United States Antique Willcox Gibbs Picot chain stitch sewing machine, Look’s in good antique condition, I don’t know much about it, Not sure it’s working, Because ... morethe plug different, I can’t try it.
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Location: Naples, United States This is a smaller sized treadle, maybe a 3/4 size treadle. Base is very ornate and beautiful design. A "W" is on each end as well as on the middle of ... morethe foot pedal part. I DON'T HAVE TOO MUCH KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ANTIQUE SEWING MACHINES.
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10---New Needles for Willcox Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine / W&G513
Quantity 10 NEW Organ size 16 sewing machine needles for antique Willcox& Gibbs Noiseless Automatic chain stitch sewing machine.
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19thC Antique *Willcox & Gibbs* Chain-Stitch Sewing Machine & Case *NR*
| | | Welcome to Wwolst12. The#1 eBay site for Antiques, Collectibles and Art, according to eBay statistics! We are a small family business who works closely with 38 professional art. Antique, and collectible pickers, located in ten states between Maine and Virginia. Every day we list up to 30 unique, rare, and unusual items from ancient antiquities to mid 20th century collectibles. Please, bookmark our auction site! We promise that you will see, and have an opportunity to buy, a wide variety of rare and valuable items; the large majority of which are fresh to the market! Thank You& Happy eBaying from all of us at RIICS Inc, Bill. Wendy, Lindsey, Yaya, Lisa, Darlene, Rich, Sarah, Devin, Kyle& Kerri.The classic Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine began production during the late 19 th century. Circa 1890s, and is of the ... moremost collected sewing machines of all time. Some say this sewing machine represents the finest piece of Victorian precision engineering in the sewing world. This auction is for an original Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine from the early 20 th century. This machine just came back from our sewing machine repairman who gave it a thorough cleaning and threading. It is now guaranteed to be in perfect working order. As you can see in our close up photographs. There is some very light wear to the original gold decals of this sewing machine, but that’s it! The black paint is perfect and this machine comes in a 11“ by 8 1/2“ by 9 ½” case from the 1950s. You will find that this antique Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine has been listed without any reserve! We guarantee 100% that the high bidder will be more than satisfied with the quality. Condition and age of these Sewing Machine or we will return all of their money. Please check out our other auctions. We list every day and you never know what you might find listed without any reserve! After reading our description and viewing all of the photographs. If you have any additional questions that we c
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1926 Singer Sewing Manual for the Model 149-2 Two Thread Chain Stitch Machine
Original 1926 Singer Sewing Machine Manual for the Model 149-2 Singer Machine. Two Thread Chain Stitch Singer Manual This rare manual is in very good condition and complete and measures 5 1/2" by 8 1/4" and 11" wide opened up. $22.95 and shipping will be $2 anywhere in the USA or Canada.
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1928 Singer Sewing Manual for the Model 147 Two Thread Chain Stitch Machine
Original 1927 Singer Sewing Machine Manual for the Model 147-5. 147-6, 147-7, 147-37 and 147-38 Singer Machine. Two Thread Chain Stitch Singer Manual Aside from a small blemish on the back cover this rare manual is in excellent condition and complete and measures 5 1/2" by 8 1/4" and 11" wide opened up. $29.95 and shipping will be $2 anywhere in the USA or Canada.
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Antique Singer Chain Stitch Sewing Machine: Model 24 Treadle with Cabinet 1900
Antique Singer Chain Stitch Sewing Machine: Model 24 Treadle with Beautiful Cabinet Based upon the ISMACS Singer Sewing Machine Database. This machine with Serial Number N496866, is a Model 24 that was allotted to 2500 machines on October 5, 1900. From my research I believe this is most likely to be a Model 24-1: The Decal Pattern is'floral' also called'small flowers' and/or'decal pattern#19' The Cloth Plate is'silver' the Tension is'manual' The operation is'treadle' and The Spool Pin is'right back' Most of the decals are in Excellent shape. The Cloth Plate is good. Not perfect, but good. It has some loss, scratches and wear. Not rusty. This machine is well over 100 years old and still sews very nicely. The photo shows the machine going from a long stitch to a shorter one. Please excuse ... morethe operator for he is a rank novice. The cabinet has 6 drawers with beautiful wooden design applied in near perfect condition. The cast iron portion of the cabinet has virtually no rust. As you can see in the photos of the cabinet: The veneer is coming off of the top boards and needs work. Some of the applied design in the center front has come off and needs some work. If you would like photos of anything else. Let me know and I will be glad to provide them. Smoke free home. Shipping and handling details LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY, Summary of Selling Policies Payment Please pay the amount of the winning bid plus shipping(shown above) I will ONLY accept PayPal. Shipping I ship only to the US. Delivery I will ship within 2 business days after receiving payment. Am not responsible for uninsured items. Refunds& Returns If you win this item and upon receiving it are not 100% satisfied. You may return it to me for a full refund of the winning bid less shipping. Returning buyer pays for shipping back to me) Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*61cfe2%3E-13d21f36e00-0xff-
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Charming Antique 6" x 7" Child's CHAIN-STITCH SEWING MACHINE GERMANY #415606
Charming Antique 6" x 7" Child's CHAIN-STITCH SEWING MACHINE GERMANY#415606 Lovely to look at. Still beautiful with scrolling gold, red& green Art Nouveau transfer designs and still working smoothly, this Child’s Sewing Machine sews with Chain-Stitch; in excellent condition with no damages and all-original, the Sewing Machine is circa 1890s and marked“Made in Germany” on each side of the base, and engraved“No. 415606” Measuring 6” long. 7” high to top of spool-holder, and 3.5” front-to-back, the machine has a lever-action pressure foot, changeable needle, hand-crank action, threads easily and comes with an antique spool of cotton twist thread and a silk faille skirt for a tiny doll; from a non-smoking environment. Item#32113mb We are available Tuesday through Saturday 9:30-5:30 and we are closed Sunday and Monday. We accept ... moreall major credit cards. Visa, Master Card, Discover, American Express or you may pay with Paypal. You may call us with your charge card number. If you would like to know more about us click the ME button on the upper right hand side of any listing. Our business name is Turn of the Century Antique. You may contact us 9:30 to 5:30 Mountain Standard Time. NOTE: Our shipping may appear high; however. New payment and policy requirements of this site now require and define"shipping" to include: postage, handling, insurance, and delivery confirmation. Shipping costs in the listing are an estimate. Large, heavy and/or fragile items or antiques require additional time and cost to pack and ship safely. We can only supply an exact quote once the item is packed, weight, dimensions and destination are determined. Shipping to Italy and Spain we will now ONLY ship your purchases Federal Express or Global Express Guaranteed. Please email ahead of time for a quote All purchases are packed with care and well protected. FOR INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS- THERE MIGHT BE AN INSTANCE WHERE YOUR PACKAGE IS DELAYED IN CUSTOMS. WE DO NOT HAVE CONTROL OVER THIS. International shipments may have to
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Toy Miniature Chain Stitch Sewing Machine
Cute miniature antique chain stitch child's or salesman sample sewing machine. Top bar has a repair. But it is in working order-just add a needle. Serial number on throat plate says No. 224559. The irregular line and spacing of the numbers, combined with the difference in depth of stamping, tell me that the machine was hand-stamped one number at a time, and is therefore very, very old. It has a three-spoked crank wheel, original wooden handle, all original screws, springs, etc except for the screw on the throat plate. The original painting of wheat( leaf and floral pattern can still be seen on the front, and two sides of the base. It is all metal with a faux pawfoot base and ring for a clamp connection to a table. I believe it is German made, circa 1910. Happy bidding! No international. Please. b7g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*0%3C3%3Eb7g-13dedef1099-0xf3-
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c1880 ~ "The Globe" (?) ~ James G Weir - Chain Stitch Sewing Machine -
c1880 ~"The Globe" ~ James G Weir- Chain Stitch Sewing Machine- THIS IS ON THE UK SITE AND LISTED IN GB POUNDS Victorian ~ c1880 ~"The Globe" James G Weir- Sewing Machine This wonderful Victorian sewing machine is in"as found" condition and has NOT been re-painted or restored. James Weir started selling sewing machines in 1867. He imported the Raymond Chain stitch machine from Canada and called it the"The American Hand Machine" This I believe is Weirs"The Globe" The machine itself is good condition. Unfortunately most of its' gilt decoration has gone; there is one small remainder of the plate label. Jas G. Weir is stamped onto the needle-plate and the address 2 Carlisle Street London. The cast body is intact no chips or cracks. There are the usual marks that you would expect to an item ... moreof 130 years old. The machine still has a good movement. It measures approx 22 cm(8 1/2 inches) long by 13 cm(5 inches) at its widest(this includes the wheel) Unfortunately the machine no longer has its case; but be assured that it will be packed with great care. We take great care to describe our items as clearly and honestly as possible. Including any faults or flaws that we may see. Please do take a little time to look at the pictures and read the descriptions carefully. The pictures may be supersized for larger, close up detail. Please be sure to ask any questions before the end of the auction. A wonderful early sewing machine which would grace any collection. Be sure to add me to your favourites list! Please take some time to view our other items! All of our items open with no reserve and start with a reasonable price. Good Luck& Happy Bidding! 13/14 0051 Paypal is my preferred payment method. Please E-Mail with any queries before the end of the auction. Buyer pays all postage costs. UK Buyers ~ Pay by PayPal. Postal Order or Personal Cheque(all cheques must clear before items are sent) Overseas Buyers ~ All items are listed in GB Pounds and any shipping costs are also
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Willcox & Gibbs Antique 1880-1883 Chain stitch Sewing Machine WORKS PERFECT!
Willcox& Gibbs S.M.Co Antique Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Manufactured between 1880-1883 Great working condition! Serial# A365954 Has been converted to electric with foot pedal also! Special case designed and made specifically for this machine. WORKS PERFECTLY! Just needs a new needle. Read all about the history and manufacture date of this machine at: http:sewalot.com/willcox_gibbs_dates_serial_numbers.htm Posted with
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Antique Singer Cast Iron Chain Stitch Ornamented Sewing Machine Works Well
UP FOR AUCTION: Antique Singer 24-7 Cast Iron Chain Stitch Hand Cranked Sewing Machine Description: Signed Singer small cast iron sewing machine in original black paint and gilt floral decoration. It has a needle in it and is in working condition. If you look at the photograph with the Pepsi can on it. You realize how small it is. Collector's item. Size: Measures approx 10" long by 9 3/4" tall by 6" wide at tray table. Age: Early 20th C.Serial# AC298893 Condition: Minor wear to paint. Mechanically sound, a good looking sewing machine. ALL THE PARTS ARE ORIGINAL TO THIS MACHINE. My Policies: Payment: Payment to be received by AV2YOU within 5 business days of close of auction. Shortly after your auction ends. We will email you payment instructions. Payments: PayPal payments must have matching billing and shipping addresses. ... moreMake inquiries to: Leopold Holder 69-38 79 Street, Middle Village, NY 11379 Item Specifications: Rest assured the item sold to you is the one photographed and described. Shipping/Pickups: We ship items to the 48 lower states. We will ship to Puerto Rico. Alaska and Hawaii(for an added expense. International shipments may be possible if size/weight permits. We will not ship large packages to P.O. boxes and APO/FPO addresses. Most of our items ship UPS Ground. Small items under 2 pounds will be shipped USPS priority at our discretion. If an item arrives damaged, we MUST be notified within 24 hours in order to assist you in filing a claim with the shipping company. If we do not hear from you within this time frame, it will be more difficult to process your claim and we will not be responsible for any declines on claims or delays. You MUST save all original packaging and inform your local delivery person if visible damage to the box is evident at the time of delivery. Pick ups are OK from our location in Middle Village, Queens(11379) We require that you bring your eBay and PayPal invoice with you. If you intend to pay cash on pick up, make sure you bring your eBay invoice, and cal
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Antique Wilcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine W Bonnet And Oak Cabinet
Very nice find here. This machine and cabinet is in fantastic shape. Includes original owners manual Also has a little wooden can.This piece was purchased from a estate sale where it sat for a very long time. I would prefer local pick up but can dissemble and professionally package and ship but buyer pays all fees. Will ship from zip code 93101 The Willcox& Gibbs chain stitch machines are one of the most collected sewing machines of all time. Some say the sewing machine represents the finest piece of Victorian precision engineering in the sewing world. Their beautiful lines and superb stitching make them a collectors dream. Today every collector and enthusiast has at least one W&G in their collection. Sewing machine eye candy at its very best. Posted with
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Willcox & Gibbs single thread chain stitch sewing machine
Willcox&Gibbs single thread chain stitch sewing machine head. Paint and gold leaf in rough shape. Minor rust. Missing needle, needle clamp nut, and thread spool post. Machine is oiled and everything moves smoothly, although it has not been tested.
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Rare Antique Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine A523401 Chain Stitch Vintage Singer
Offered for your consideration is this Antique Wilcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine serial number A523401 Chain Stitch Made In U.S.A. This particular machine was manufactured between 1900-1903.The Wilcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Machines are one of the most collected sewing machines of all time. Their sewing machines represent the finest piece of Victorian engineering in sewing in the world. Their beautiful lines and superb stitching make them a collectors dream. Sewing machine eye candy at its best. This is a beautiful machine to display as it is just unique. Overall this machine is in excellent condition for being over a century old. It still retains its original black finish and the gold stenciling is mostly intact with subtle loss and fading. This machine is very clean and free of rust. The hand wheel turns very easily and it is equipped with ... moreits needle. This machine features a neat adjustable numbered gauge that you can change the number of stitches per inch. This is one machine that will display just beautifully. A very nice addition to any collection. PLEASE READ THIS DISCLAIMER PRIOR TO BIDDING. IF YOU ARE AN HONEST BUYER PLEASE DO NOT FEEL OFFENDED BY THE FOLLOWING DISCLAIMER. IF YOU ARE A SCAMMER. CON ARTIST, OR JUST PLAIN MEAN THEN I HOPE YOU ARE OFFENDED. DISCLAIMER: If you are a scammer of any kind. Please move along. If you have ever left a negative feedback or returned an item fraudulently, please move on. If you have any intention on returning an item before you purchase it or if you plan on trying to get a partial refund before you even bid on an item, please move along. I know this sounds crazy but there are a lot of scammers on ebay. Honestly if you are a seller it would be the best for both of us if you would just move on. It seems there has been an influx of sellers trying to buy items and reselling them on this site lately. Honestly, just because I start items at.99 whatever I get for an item is usually the maximum. If you are a seller and plan on asking for a partial refund just to increase
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WILLCOX & GIBBS CHAIN-STITCH SEWING MACHINE/attachments
I am the 4th generation in my family to have used this lovely chain-stitch sewing machine for beautiful. Fine sewing. It comes with numerous attachments, needles, foot pedal& user’s manual& more. Having done some research, some of which was contacting Wilcox& Gibbs, I found that based on the serial number of this machine, it is estimated to have been manufactured in approximately 1909. It was originally sold as a hand turned machine and the motor is believed to have been added at a later date. I was able to get a copy of the User Manual from Wilcox and Gibbs, as well as an article about it from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. and a 10 page article on James A. Gibbs that appeared in the Virginia Cavalcade, all of which I will include. Condition: Used, but in very good condition for its age. It works fine, in fact, ... moreI did some sewing with it just this morning. The Wilcox and Gibbs gold lettering shows some wear, but is mostly in tact. The electrical cord for the foot pedal is taped with electrical tape in two places, but it works fine. US bidders only, please. Shipping& Signature Confirmation: Within the 48 states, figure $40.00 using USPS Parcel Post. Hawaii& Alaska bidders– ask for specific quote. Payment: Winning bidder must notify me within 3 days of close of auction as to when and how they are to pay. I will ship within 1 business day of receipt of payment, checks must clear buyer’s bank before shipping) PayPal preferred. Return Policy: After receiving item, contact seller within 14 days. Refund will be given after received and inspected& found in same condition in which it was sent to buyer. Buyer pays return shipping.
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Antique Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine plus Extras, Good Condition
This Beautiful Vintage Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine is in good condition considering its age. The serial number(photo 9) A691431 dates it to around 1912. According to the formulas on the web site sewalot.com. The needle moves very smoothly when actuated with the fly wheel, I don't know how to sew, but everything seems to operate properly. The machine is all original, with the expected chips& skuffs, decals are in good condition with some voids. The cloth plate Is bright with very little flaws. The dimensions of the machine are approximately 10 1/2" X 6" X 9"H. This machine can be used in your cabinet or iron base. Or, it would also make a nice display item. I've included an unfinished round wood plaque to mount the machine on, if you wish to display it. A few drops of epoxy can be used to adhere the plaque ... moreto the machine base, the plaque is 6 3/4 diameter X 3/4" thick. I've also included a little oil can to keep the machine running smoothly. The oil can measures 1 7/8" diameter X 5"H. Please review the photos carefully. And if you would like additional views, I would be glad to email them to you, or if you have questions, don't hesitate to ask I only accept PayPal for payment. U.S. shipment only. Payment required with 3 business days. Shipment with 1 business day of cleared payment. Please have a look at my other associated items for auction.
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Willcox & Gibbs Automatic Chain stitch Model 64 Sewing Machine w/all atchm,case
The Willcox& Gibbs Chainstitch Model# 64 Automatic sewing machine in uniquely preserved cosmetic and mechanical condition. One of the marvels of sewing mechanisms with ALL W& G attachments. The Wilcox& Gibbs model 64 chain stitch sewing machine“is the stable mate of many collections around the world” While in 1856 the four“heavyweights” Singer. Wheeler& Wilson,Grover& Baker and Howe Sewing Machine Companies were trying to solve the problems of patent litigation and did not have a time to address the issue of an average family’s financial limitations and they almost overlooked the market demand for affordable family sewing machine. In 1855 after James E. Gibbs saw a simple illustration of a Grover& Baker machine it triggered the new idea: The rotating hook on the main shaft could enter into the loop formed by the friction ... morefrom the treaded needle going up through the fabric. Elongate it and hold expanded while the feed dog moved the fabric until the needle at the next needle bar down stroke goes through the previously formed loop, getting drawn through it and therefore to form a chain. Then in 1856 after actually witnessing a Singer model# 1 machine in action(patent#8394) Gibbs has come to the obvious conclusion that the machine was too heavy. Complicated, cumbersome and way too expensive. He has decided to create a less-expensive and simple type of sewing machine. James Gibbs and Charles Willcox has obtained a few patents( major one# 17.427 on June 2, 1857) and patented the Automatic tension and feed improvements. A few more patents for the method of removing the twists in the thread that caused so many missed stitches on the early models and also a patent for noise reduction on the feed. After that they have formed“Willcox& Gibbs SMC” and the first commercial chain stitch sewing machine has been patented and produced in 1857 and became a great success immediately! The W& G Automatic Elastic Chain stitch Noiseless nickel plated sewing machine Model 64 was sold for a half price of co
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Antique 1894 Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine # A332703
ITEM OFFERED AT A LOW"BUY IT NOW" PRICE For your consideration we are offering this antique Willcox& Gibbs chain stitch sewing machine serial# A332703. The last patent date stamped on table is 1894. This antique machine is in good condition. It appears to be complete and everything functional on machine. It could use some fine cleaning on the intricate moving parts. Sewing machine retains the majority of it's original finish. There is some minor oxidation spotting on the table. Wheel, and some of the other polished steel parts. Dimensions are 10 1/4" L. x 9" H. x 6" W. A nice collectible antique sewing machine. Satisfaction guaranteed. North River Trading Co. is a family owned and operated business. We are located in the mountains of"Wild& Wonderful" West Virginia. Overlooking the historic Shenandoah ... moreValley of Virginia. We are constantly searching for unique antique and collectible items for our ebay listings. Our main goal is customer satisfaction. We honestly represent and guarantee all items we sell. We invite you to read our numerous feedback comments from our many satisfied and valued customers. We promptly ship all items within 24 hours after receiving funds. All items are carefully packaged to ensure safe shipment. We always combine shipping costs, charging actual honest weight for all purchases. Please contact us concerning any questions. We do appreciate your business. Thank You! Check out my other items!
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Antique National Eldredge Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Head
This Antique National Eldredge Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Head has been gently restored. What does gently restored mean? The overall objective is to preserve as much as the old tool or item with its lifetime patina as possible without the use of power tools. Metal is typically initially cleaned using mineral oil. Or a weak solution of washing soda and water and if necessary brief electrolysis to remove and or convert rust to black oxide. Whichever method is best, a scotch brite plastic cleaning pad is used with water so the underlying metal is not damaged. A heat gun is immediately used to blow dry and eliminate moisture which is followed by a hand rubbed coat of mineral oil. After letting the oil“soak in” for a day or so, the item is wiped cleaned then hand rub in bees wax to seal it. A weak solution of oil soap and water is used to remove ... moregrime, old oils and dirt from wood which is air or blowed dry with a heat gun. This is followed by a hand rub of“feed and wax" Normally all other materials are simply wiped clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth as appropriate. If the situation requires it, a soft brass bristle brush or“0000” steel wool is used occasionally. A couple of items should be noted. The first is this gentle process may not remove all rust or dirt, etc, as there is always a balance of limiting restoration to not affect patina. The second is that tools and items are not conditioned for use such as sharpening, tightening or replacement of parts. This is left up to the judgement of the new owner as there is a large range of utilization of older tools. Lastly, the item may have residual oil left in the cleaning process. This can be wiped off but the item may benefit from an additional application of clear oil to further enhance and stabilize the item for extended life. This is a hobby with the enjoyment of knowing these items might last generations with care. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Antique Industrial Singer 24-7 Chain Stitch Sewing Machine 1800S PROJECT RESTORE
Up for sale is this vintage singer sewing machine the research I done on this machine I believe it was made in the late 1800's please feel free to ask? I will help you in any way I can this machine is frozen up I didn't mess with it to much I figure if you want it for display you will clean it the way you like or if you want to restore it you don't want me tearing it apart please feel free to ask? and also checkout my other listings
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Antique NATIONAL / B. ELDREDGE Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine - cir. 1890
Antique NATIONAL/ B. ELDREDGE Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine- cir. 1890: Up for auction is beautiful Antique National Sewing Machine Company/ B. Eldredge Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine. Nation merged with Eldredge in 1890 and this model displays both of the company's names- NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE COMPANY on the plate and B. ELDREDGE AUTOMATIC on the brass plate mounted on the base of the machine. I re-discovered this smaller sized cast iron sewing machine recently while out on one of my picking adventures here in New Hampshire and when I first saw the items I thought that it was a Willcox& Gibbs because of the almost identical size and design of the two early chain stitch models. This National/ Eldredge sewing machine is in its original(unrestored) condition. When I discovered this sewing machine. It was rather dusty ... morebut in otherwise very good condition. I've thoroughly dusted this machine using some light compressed air and I have wiped down the item using a clean, soft cloth to brighten up the metalwork but I have not taken apart the machine so there may be some additional detailing cleaning needed. It is obvious that this was a treasured item and one that has been gently used in times past. I have not found any physical damage to the sewing machine(cracks. Breaks or repairs) and the cast iron frame is in excellent condition. The only parts of the machine that have any pitting to it are the top of the tension knob and on the front and backside of the spool pin and these areas of'pitting' are extremely light but they are noticeable upon inspection so I wanted to make note of these spots. The needle bar and foot bar also have some light discoloration due to age but these bars are not rusted, pitted or corroded. When I manually turn the small wheel, the components of the machine operate cleanly, smoothly and as they should. The original black paint has retained a nice glossy shine to it and there are only very small areas of loss to the paint. The guilt decorative trim is clearly
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1913 Singer Model 30 Hand Crank Sewing Machine Chain Stitch Hard to Find!
Singer Model 30 This is a Singer model 30 sewing machine which was made at the Kilbowie. Scotland factory in 1913, so this year is its 100th birthday. It is a hand crank chain stitch machine and is quite hard to find as 15500 or less were made, and 5000 of those were shipped to Japan. It is larger than the model 20 toy sewing machine. But the head is just slightly smaller than the model 24 chain stitch. It is less than 12" wide, about 10" to the top of the spool pin and about 7-1/4" deep. Before being packed for shipping it weighs a little over 11 pounds, or about the same as a featherweight. One of the things I think is interesting is that when the presser foot is lifted it rotates out of the way. Making it easy to see your needle and fabric. Didn't some of the toy sewing machines do that? I think it is complete. It even ... morehas a seam guide. I oiled it and it runs pretty nice. A little bit jerky, like sewing on a toy machine, but not bad. It made a surprisingly nice stitch but I had to skip the thread guide that is below the front tension, it made the thread way too tight, I went from the front tension directly to the left tension and the stitch was decent. I'm sure if you play with it you can get it all figured out. I have never seen a manual for this model, but it isn't too hard to see where the thread should go. When I took it apart to see the serial number there were remains of a red rubber gasket in between the two parts. I took the pieces off since they were crumbling. You can see some red in the photo. A new gasket of some sort would be helpful in preventing the machine from moving on the base. Silly, but it is only secured with one screw, what did they think would happen? Condition: There is some loss to the decals and some chips to the paint. Most are on the base. Some of the paint on the base is a little bumpy. I don't think it is rust, maybe the paint was applied poorly? Please enlarge the pictures above to see more detail. The stitch plate looks like it might have been rus
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Guhl & Harbeck Vintage Original Express Hand Crank Sewing Machine Chain Stitch
Guhl& Harbeck Sewing Machine This is a vintage sewing machine made by Guhl& Harbeck of Hamburg. Germany. It is their Original Express model. It is a hand crank machine that sews a chain stitch but it is currently missing the hook that forms the stitch. There are also some broken teeth in the hand wheel gears. But the handwheel still goes around and the needle goes up and down ok, just a little noisier than it should. The paint is poor, all the gold trim has been worn off and some bare metal shows through the existing japan black. It is missing the spring and nut for the tension on the top of the machine. It has lovely paw feet and despite its flaws will look great in a sewing machine collection or on a shelf in your sewing room. On the stitchplate is the Guhl& Harbeck logo which is intertwined letters G& H and the words"Original ... moreMaschine" It was missing the needle. I put in a Wilcox& Gibbs needle, I am not sure it is correct, but it fits. The machine i s 11-1/2" wide. Almost 10" tall, and under 7-1/2" deep. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Antique WILLCOX & GIBBS Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine - cir. 1893
This is a Willcox and Gibbs Automatic from before 1900. It is in good mechanical shape. Things turn freely here and the needle is present. Also included is the large wing nut and washer for mounting. The instructions are included but are so old that they are falling apart. Still nice to have a look at them. The spool holder is missing. This will be packed well in a large priority mailing box.
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VINTAGE OLD ANTIQUE HAND SEWING MACHINE WILLCOX & GIBBS CHAIN STITCH AMAZING
WILLCOX& GIBBS HAND CRANK CHAIN STITCH Many people say that the W&G is the most beautiful of all the Victorian sewing machine designs. Made in a perfect letter G after its inventor. This beauty is complete and working. I have also added a new belt as the old one is original. She make a superb stitch and has spare needles and needle spanner. Also she has original instructions and I have done a Youtube clip so that you can see her in action. I have a 100% feedback on eBay over 12 years and post worldwide so you can bid with absolute confidence. I have grown up in the sewing industry and have rarely come across such a superb W&G. Just look at that fantastic hand wheel! This beauty is guaranteed working and comes with my fully money back guarantee if you are not absolutely delighted. Do not miss this rare opportunity to own this stunning ... moremachine. I post worldwide with a seven-day delivery to America. Postage is $83 to USA and Canada £15 UK and takes five working days. A beauty like this only comes along once in a lifetime so good luck. What a great present. Even for yourself. You can reach me on my Sewalot site.
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Rare Singer 1907 24-29 Two Needle Chain Stitch Ruffling Sewing Machine Head
If you collect unique sewing machines then here is a treat for you. Made in 1907. This two needle chain stitch machine was meant to be used in manufacturing. It uses 24 x 1 needles which are still available. You can with a simple adjustment change the ruffling from just barely to very close and tight. Included with the machine is a large hemmer with what appears to be a slot on the underside for elastic. Not sure about that so if you have questions please let me know. I have never used this hemmer. The machine is dirty in places and will need to be cleaned. The paint is in good condition for its age and the fact that it is an industrial machine. There are a few chips and the black is faded somewhat as is evidenced by the bright black in the area underneath the hemmer. It turns smoothly and the ruffling device works well. If you are familiar ... moreat all with old Singer 24 class machines you know that this one is special. Study the photos carefully. And again if you have questions I will respond. I will be listing more machines in the coming days and weeks. So stay tuned. Thank You for looking. Payment is expected within three days. The machine will be packed well for safe transit to its new home. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Antique hand crank cast iron Willcox & Gibbs Chain stitch sewing machine gold
This is a beautiful antique Willcox& Gibbs sewing machine. The serial number is A699912. I don't know much about this machine. The needle moves up and down. There is no binding and everything on this moves freely. The original stencils and plating are in excellent condition. Instruction manuals and operating videos are easily found on the internet. A kind ebay member has told me this is not a hand crank model. It would have originally been treadle operated. On Oct-23-13 at 09:25:23 PDT. Seller added the following information: I will carefully package this for shipping WORLDWIDE
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Antique WILLCOX & GIBBS Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine - cir. 1910
Antique WILLCOX& GIBBS Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine- cir. 1910: Up for auction is an Antique Willcox& Gibbs Model 64 Chain Stitch Sewing Machine. This sewing machine has its early serial number A870620(the letter A is the prefix used for'automatic' which helps identify the year of manufacture for this particular unit. There are a couple of different formulas used to help identify the date of these W& G Sewing Machines and below is one that is widely accepted: Subtract 279638 from the serial number(870620) = 590982- Divide the sum from the above(590982) by 17500 = 33.77. Add 1877 to the first two numbers of the sum from step two(33) = 1910 Approximate Year of Manufacture This antique Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine is in its original found condition. The machine came from Traverse City MI. There are no cracks ... moreor breaks. No corrosive rust or other damage to it and when I manually turn the wheel, the components of the machine operate cleanly and smoothly. The sewing machine is overall quite clean but it would greatly benefit from a further. Detailing. The midnight black paint is in good condition with very little sign of crazing and almost no loss. The decorative stencilling is still present on some areas. Worn on other areas of this machine and is offered in an"as is" condition. The stich plate is free of any penetrating rust. Scratches, or dents. The machine has not oiled or serviced in any way Overall this Willcox& Gibbs machine will make a wonderful addition to any collection and it is a perfect item to display in the condition that it is currently in. Feel free to ask the seller if you have questions regarding this Sewing Machine. Thanks Measurements: Height: 8 3/4 inches(at the highest point) Length: 10 1/4 inches
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Antique NATIONAL B ELDREDGE Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine circa 1890
Item Description. Antique NATIONAL B ELDREDGE Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine circa 1890 Height: 8 3/4 inches(at the highest point) Length: 10 1/4 inches Width: 6 inches(widest point- the plate) Serial number on side is 31552. Sewing Machine is in good condition. With no crack, breaks or repairs. When you hand turn the wheel sewing machine works well. Comes with lots of extra parts. Also includes Antique Westinghouse AC Motor 110 Volts 60 Cycles& Cast iron wheel. Motor is in good shape. The original owner said that it worked well. But I have not tested it so you are buying it"as is" Cast iron wheel measures 14" in diameter. It is in good shape with no0 cracks or breaks. If you do not want the motor or the wheel please let me know and I will send you a new invoice with reduced shipping. To ship just the sewing machine ... moreit will be based on 12 lbs. Please scroll down and look at all pictures. No Reserve! Good Luck! We are happy to combine shipping on multiple auctions. We ship worldwide via USPS Priority Mail International. 7% Sales Tax charged on Florida orders. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. On Oct-23-13 at 05:11:12 PDT. Seller added the following information:
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Antique Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine W/Base and Bonnet 1902
This auction is for a wonderful old Willcox& Gibbs sewing machine with all the original parts and finish. According to the serial number. A 531954, the machine was manufactured between 1898 and 1903. The base has the original paint with the bronze accent still strongly visible. The paint on the sewing machine itself is good, considering this was the point of all activity and wear. The wood is good; there are no serious problems and only minor normal wear in the typical places. The machine functions but there is not a belt. The whole is equal to the sum of its parts. True for most things but apparently not for Willcox& Gibbs sewing machines. A comparable base alone often sells for well over $300; a comparable machine sells for over $250; and the wood and other components sell for over $100. However. It is well over 100 years old and ... moreI will not be the one to destroy it. A note on"pick up" 17555 is in Lancaster County. PA. I regularly travel the PA turnpike from Morgantown/Reading area west to New Stanton and on to Canonsburg in Washington County. It would be OK to make arrangements for pick up anywhere along that corridor. Payment is expected within three days of completion of the auction. Arrangements for pick up can be made before or afterward. Please ask any questions before bidding.
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Willcox & Gibbs Portable Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine 1894 Patent Works
PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE PHOTOS ONE HAS TO LOOK OUT FOR ENGINEERS. THEY BEGIN WITH SEWING MACHINES AND END UP WITH THE ATOMIC BOMB. ITEM DESCRIPTION: We purchased this impressive. Early Willcox& Gibbs sewing machine from the family of the original owner. Includes the original case, direction and instruction books& foot pedal. Serial no. A725836 with an 1894 USA patent date. The motor is made by Westinghouse. The mahogany case has bronze hardware including corner protectors. The machine is in excellent running condition; however, the pedal does not work but does not appear to be damaged. We are not familiar with how this sewing machine works. SELLING AS IS. The decals are in excellent shape. The machine came from a smoke free home. It weighs about 40 pounds in the case. We can assist you in getting a shipping quote if you are unable ... moreto pick up yourself. It is just too heavy for us to pack. Please note the following item specifics: OVERALL SIZE IN INCHES: Machine: 16 long x 6 wide 13 high. Case: 22 long x 13 high x 7 1/4 wide. YEAR: USA Patent Date 1894, OVERALL CONDITION(SEE SCALE BELOW) C7-Excellent, MATERIAL: Cast iron, MAKER: Willcox& Gibbs, CONDITION GRADING SCALE C10-New. Never used. C9-Mint C8-Near mint C7-Excellent C6-Very good C5-Good C4-Fair C3-Poor SHIPPING POLICY FOR ITEMS WE PACK AND SHIP We ship via Fedex(Federal Express) We will ship all items going to Hawaii& Alaska via the USPS. Even though not stated in shipping policy. We do not ship items via USPS weighing over 6 lbs unless they are international shipments or prior agreements. The shipping protection amount will be added after the auction ends, as the cost for coverage cannot be determined until we know what the winning bid is. FOR LOCAL PICK UP. PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BID Acceptable types of payment for local pick up includes cash. Bank checks and other forms of paper money. Upon your request. We are able to supply telephone numbers and names of shippers if you are unable to pick up the item yourself. We charge a storage
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Willcox & Gibbs Automatic Chain stitch Antique Sewing Machine Treadle Base
Up for sale is an antique Willcox& Gibbs chain stitch sewing machine. This machine is unique in that it has the complete treadle system/metal base. I am also including a hand crank for the machine. The machine is in fair condition. Untested and we received an estimate for restoration/tune-up at a cost of approximately $170 from two different local restorers. Hopefully that gives you an idea as to what would be required to make the machine functional. Item is being sold as is. Actual item to be received pictured in this listing. The top measures approximately 17 inches deep by 32.5 inches wide. The overall apparatus is approximately 30.25 tall with the cover closed and to the start of the top measures 28.75 inches tall. I have tried to include detailed pictures below. Please let me know if you have any questions and I will do my best to ... moreanswer them. Payment accepted via paypal only. Local pickup is FREE. Zip code for local pickup is 91311(Chatsworth. CA) Item can also be delivered to within 35 miles of zip code 91311 for a fee of $100 or for $100 within the Las Vegas metro area. Please contact me for arrangements. Payment must be made before pickup.
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Antique James Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine A 359940 Chain Stitch Automatic
Up For Sale Antique Sewing Machine Antique James Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Automatic Sewing Machine. Heavy Cast Iron. I believe from my research this is from late 1800's- Model A 359940. This item has not been tested but looks like it was kept well. Being sold as is. This item is very heavy so shipping will be a bit higher. NOTE: Any item sold over $200.00 will ship with Signature Confirmation Required. Unless prior arrangement is made and requested. Shipping& Other Information Combined shipping is offered at ONLY $1.00 more per item. I will ship internationally but it must go Priority to ensure tracking information. Non payers will be emailed roughly 6-7 days after auction end. If there is no response to my email- I will have no choice but to put a case thru with Ebay to recover my fees. If there is any issue with an item purchased ... morefrom me please email me before leaving feedback- I will do what ever is needed to ensure a happy customer. JG(OL) Check out my! Be sure to add me to your! By adding my eBay Store to your Favorites.
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Antique 1877 Willcox & Gibbs Adj. Chain Stitch Model 64 Sewing Machine #A292875
Scouring the Planet for Unusual and Unique Products Antique 1877 Willcox& Gibbs Adj. Chain Stitch Model 64 Sewing Machine#A292875 Description Antique Willcox& Gibbs model 64 chain stitch sewing machine with serial number A292875 which dates to 1877. The latest patent date on the machine is August 28th 1894. I don't understand the difference because the letter"A" for automatic tensioner machines was used after 1875 and the 1877 date fits into that range. This machine is in fine working order and spins easily with just your fingers. There are a few chips and some pitting commensurate with its age& use. It has its original brass W&G trademark plate. It measures 10 3/8" x 6" wide x 8 1/2" high. Secure shipping weight is 13 lbs. 8 oz. and with eBay calculated shipping your shipping cost will be calculated ... moreright to your door. I only input the weight and dimensions and eBay does the calculations. I don't set the price; eBay does. If you are an international buyer and want to know the shipping cost to your country go to the auction page. Look for"Shipping: Click on"See details" then choose your country from the drop down menu. Click on the"Get Rates" box. It's that easy. At Leapfrogge. I scour the planet to bring you fine antiques, collectibles, jewelry, art, Native American crafts, unusual, unique and hard-to-find items at reasonable prices. I offer great customer service, fast shipping and 1st class packaging. I've been selling on eBay since 1995 and I've just completed a new attention-grabbing store under this new name- Leapfrogge. I decided to consolidate my physical store, Etsy store and eBay store into one new, dynamic store. I always strive to offer low prices and the most affordable shipping possible. My pledge to you is to resolve any problems equitably and in a timely fashion. I'll always keep a line of communication open by responding to you quickly and courteously. Your satisfaction is my number one concern! PayPal is ou
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Early 1859 Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co Chain Stitch Industrial
Vintage Early 1859 Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine Co Chain Stitch Industrial Leather work Here you have a fantastic sewing machine One of the more rare early models based on serial number approx. 1859 Not tested.electrical cord is in not so great condition and needs replacement Cannot check the operation of the motor Cannot turn it by hand either.looks to need some oiling to get working parts loose again Being sold for display or for restoration needing work comes exactly as shown and sold as is no warranty Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your! You are buying this item as is. And as found and as pictured. Ask questions if you have concerns, as there are no refunds or returns. Descriptions are as I see them, and not responsible for omissions of details, as we are not experts at any of the items we sell. I am known for my ... moreattention to care when packaging We do not clean or refurbish any of our items due to the many differences of opinion on cleaning techniques INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Due to the complexity of international trade and shipping. Once the item is payed for and shipped, it has left my control. I cannot be responsible for delayed shipping. Or customs issues, nor any additional fees to secure your items once it has left my hands. I will provide tracking info if you select USPS express only. Thank you for understanding. I also combine shipping as well as reuse and recycle packaging materials to keep costs down and do my part to protect the environment. I also package things as I would appreciate to receive them.intact. Please reuse or donate your packing materials to someone who will gladly reuse them. Happy Bidding! Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Antique Willcox And Gibbs Sewing Machine Co - Chain Stitch - Model 64
listed is an early Antique/VTG Willcox And Gibbs Sewing Machine. Model 64- The small wheel connected to the connecting rod that is attached to The top arm that moves the needle bar up and down is operating smoothly. The stitch cam is in working condition a little stiff to operate my need a little oil, The foot bar and lifter that operate presser foot are good working order, the bar may need a little oil as well, The underneath looper to catch and twist the thread is operating and moves the way it should- A nice piece to add to your collection or to use- Serial number: A672262- Dating the Willcox using method A: 1899 when I used method B: 1922 was the date- The hole dating method is a little confusing- A nice piece to add to your shop or home decor- please feel free to email us with any questions thank you. Ships fully Insured Check out my!
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Rare miniature cast-iron handcrank chain-stitch sewing machine 1895 NO RESERVE
Here is one for the collectors out there who want to add a genuine cast-iron Victorian miniature sewing machine to their stash. It’s a rarely-found Muller 8 chain-stitch model from around 1895. Sometimes offered in England under the name Popular. It’s the largest of the Muller range. Just short of 11-inches high x 7 ½ wide(excluding handle) x 5 inches front to back. Machine sits on a mahogany base. A good amount of floral decoration remaining. But this isn’t bright. A seam guide and original screw are fitted on the stitch pate. Guaranteed totally original with no replaced parts. Please give the large pictures time to load. It will certainly be worth the wait. Shipping information– please read before bidding This is a heavy cast-iron machine. So shipping costs from the UK are a consideration, but we charge only the actual fee, no extra ... morefor packing, etc. We use FedEx or similar for speed and safety. Shipping costs vary from country to country. But will be $75 to the USA and Canada; $95 to Australia; $18 within the UK and $40 to many. But not all Western European countries. Other countries, including some in Europe, may vary so please email me for a quote. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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Singer Class 25-1 cylinder bed chain stitch antique sewing machine,cast base1910
Singer Class 25-1 Chain stitch cylinder bed antique sewing machine This Singer class 25-1 Chain stitch sewing machine SN# G625478 has been manufactured at Singer's Elizabethport NJ plant in August 1910. This cylinder bed 1 5/16" diameter with 5"space at right of the needle. Rotating hook,automatic tension adjustable for tight& loose stitches, with adjustment lever to produce stitches length from 8 to 30 SPI( stitches per inch) speed of 2500 SPM. Being the perfect fit for the niche market. Yet It could be used for very wide varieties of operations- from forming& stitching picot edging on lace curtains,millinery goods, imitation spoke stitching, ruffling, tucking, gathering, plating, umbrella seaming, hats and silk ties manufacturing, etc. This very petite but extremely robust sewing machine has been built to the highest ... moreengineering and manufacturing standards of that time and now, 104 years later still functioning perfectly and producing the perfect stitch.Those Early machines a very hard to find, specially complete with cast iron base. This particular model is the modification of Singer 24-1 model that has been patented on April 13 1886 and introduced in 1897 as the Singer's answer to famous Willcox& Gibbs# 64 chain stitch machine that truly dominated the chain stitch sewing machine market since 1870. Those Singer were the only sewing machines in the whole sewing machines history that has been advertised in 4 entirely different categories- as the toy machine.Small travelling machine, family machine and industrial machine. The Singer SMC over the years had over 70 different but very minor variations of this class 24 machine- from 24K-1 to 24-80. This machine is very simple in construction and practically silent in operation and has a single rotating hook similar to W&G# 64 that forms the stitch type invented by James Gibbs(W&G) when he was 24. It remains a question why this model has been designated# 24 and short needles to be used with it# 24-1. This particular cylinder bed m
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New England type chain stitch antique sewing machine,cast iron,wood stand,cr1863
New England type Antique chain stitch sewing machine.1863-1865 It is really hard to determine the manufacturer's name. The small. Hand-turned, sewing machines were manufactured by at least six companies and possibly more. The listed below Sewing machine companies has been producing the very similarly looking chain stitch machines based on Charles Raymond reciprocating hook patent of July 30 1861. This particular date is found on all machines later manufactured by the inventor himself by Nettleton& Raymond in Brattellboro VT(1859-1866) In 1858 Nettleton and Raymond had moved from Bristol. Connecticut. To Brattleboro. Vermont. Also in Brattleboro at this time were Thomas H. White and Samuel Barker. Who were manufacturing a small machine called the" Brattleboro" White left Vermont in 1862 and went to Orange Massachusetts where ... morein partnership with William Grout he also began to manufacture New England type machines. Those were basically the same as the Raymond machines. After a short time. Grout left the partnership with White and moved to Winchendon Mass, where he continued to make New England machines for about one more year. In 1865. J.G.Folsom of Winchendon Mass began manufacturing his Globe machine. There is no record that New England machines were manufactured after 1865. The names of those machines were"Common sense" Family" even such name as" Improved Common sense" in 1870. That machine is so similar to the New England machines in its feeding, threading, loop forming reciprocating hook mechanism and in general design that it is sometimes mistaken for the earlier New England machines. The"Improved Common Sense" was two inches larger than the England machines and appears that those 2" allowed to make a claim that"Common sense" actually get improved. Well. We could only wish that it would be working in the real life. The Empire Sewing machine Company(later Remington Empire SMC) in S.Somers NY also produced a machine of this particular style but
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Singer Osann Class 24-52 chain stitch antique sewing machine,carry case,crc 1920
Singer Class 24-52 Chain stitch antique sewing machine This Singer class 24-52 Chain stitch sewing machine SN# G8251328 has been manufactured at Singer's Elizabethport NJ plant on August 5 1920. That was Singer's answer to the famous Willcox& Gibbs# 64 chain stitch machine that simply dominated the chain stitch sewing machine market since middle 1870th. The Singer Class 24 was the only example in the history of sewing machines that has been advertised in 4 entirely different categories- as the toy machine. Small travelling machine, family machine and industrial machine. And it has been used for the operations of stitching the silk ties and in manufacturing of hats a lot! The Singer SMC over the years had over 70 different(some very minor)variations of this Class 24 machine- from 24K-1 to 24-80. This machine is very simple in construction ... moreand practically silent in operation and has a single rotating looper similar to W& G# 64 that forms the stitch type invented by James E.A. Gibbs(patent on Aug 10 1858) when he was 24. It remains a question why this Singer model has been designated# 24 and short needles to be used with it as# 24-1. This particular machine has the small bronze plate attached to the front below the Singer badge- Rebuilt by Osann Corporation" the manufacturer of sewing machines in NYC. It is indeed makes it a fairly rear model- Osann Singer" and the badge most likely has been attached to machine's body in between 1934-1938. Here is a little necessary history in order to understand a relationship in between Osann and Singer SMC: The Standard SMC( Teller Mnf Co before 1884) has had the license from Frederick Osann SMC to produce"Sewhandy" TSM based on the patent# 1916.860 of R.K.Hoffmann. Who approached F.Osann SMC with the desire to begin a process of manufacturing the machine based on his patent. The Standard SMC assets has been taken over by major stockholder-Frederick Osann Co. Then. F.Osann Co has been sold out to Singer SMC in 1934. Singer has been keeping
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Rare Antique Singer Model 24 Chain Stitch Sewing Machine from 1912
This rare sewing machine is a Singer model 24 with the serial number G4721460. Which puts its manufacture date at June 21, 1912. That makes it over 100 years old. It was made in Elizabeth City, New Jersey and probably used in hat making. It is made mostly of iron(weighs close to 10 lbs. and measures about 6"D x 10.5"L x 9.5"H. The Singer 24 is a chain stitch sewing machine. Because of its great popularity. Singer made many versions of this model. They were mostly intended for industrial use, but were also used in homes and sometimes even as a child's toy. This rare small Singer is an important part of history(manufactured and used over a century ago) It comes from my personal collection. Which I am downsizing. It has looked great in my displays over the years. This machine does not sew and is sold"as is. It is missing ... moresome parts and the wheel and other parts do not move. It has dents and wear and a crack in the wheel that was put back together. So it offers a lot of character. Please READ the entire Description. I describe items to the best of my ability. LOOK carefully at any photos as they are part of the description. Items sold AS IS. Please pay with PayPal within 2 days of purchase. If you have questions. I will be happy to answer them. This item comes from a smoke-free home. I do not ship internationally. Thank you for looking and I invite you to look at the other items I am selling.
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Willcox & Gibbs Chain stitch Antique sewing machine Coalbrookdale type crank1899
Willcox& Gibbs Chainstitch Model# 64, Automatic sewing machine in uniquely preserved cosmetic condition.hand crank.Cast iron treadle, attachments, 1899. The Wilcox& Gibbs model 64 chain stitch sewing machine“is the stable mate of many a collections around the world” In 1856 the four“heavyweights” Singer. Wheeler& Wilson, Grover& Baker and Howe Sewing Machine Companies were trying to solve the problems of patent litigation and did not have a time to address the issue of an average family’s financial limitations and almost overlooked the market demand for affordable family sewing machine. In 1855 after James E.Gibbs saw a simple illustration of a Grover& Baker machine it triggered the new idea. The rotating hook on the main shaft could enter into the loop formed by the friction from the threaded needle going up through the ... morefabric. Elongate it and hold expanded while the feed dog moved the fabric until the needle at the next needle bar down stroke goes through the previously formed loop, getting drawn through it and therefore to form a chain. Then in 1856 after actually witnessing a Singer model# 1 machine in action Gibbs has come to the obvious conclusion that the machine was too heavy. Cumbersome, overly complicated and. too expensive. He has decided to create a less-expensive and simple type of sewing machine. James Gibbs and Charles Willcox has obtained a few patents( major one#17.427 on June 2,1857) and patented the Automatic tension and feed improvements. A few more patents for the method of removing the twists in thread that caused so many missed stitches on the early models and also a patent for noise reduction on the feed. After that they have formed“Willcox& Gibbs SMC” and the first commercial chain stitch sewing machine has been patented and produced in 1857 and became a great success immediately! It was the First sewing machine ever made with the completely interchangeable parts and units. This and the important fact that the manufacturer and design contributor has been Brown&
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Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Hand Crank Sewing Machine 1881 or 1882 Vintage
4 lb. more packaging) Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Hand Crank Sewing Machine 1881 or 1882 Vintage Hidden Treasures is pleased to offer for your consideration this vintage Willcox& Gibbs chain stitch hand crank sewing machine. These were manufactured in Providence. RI, it has not been restored. The serial number is A350827. With the help of the website Sewalot.com we have dated the machine to 1881 or 1882; he has great information about these machines on this site. The sewing platform is nickel plated and needs some attention. Please see all photographs for condition. There are no attachments or manual. The wheel and needles move freely. Machine is being sold as is. Please look at all photographs& contact us with any questions before bidding. A wonderful piece of Americana! Wt: 11 lbs. Condition: Used. Needs maintenance. Measurements: ... more10 1/2" by 9" by 6" Weight: 11 lbs. Please use shipping calculator for international shipments. Please note that our minimum shipping service is Priority International. We must have full tracking capabilities on international packages above $20(except for Canada) We offer free insurance for packages over $400. Insurance does not cover international shipments to: Abkhazia. Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola(including Cabinda) Bangladesh, Barbados, Benin, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Burma, Burundi, Cabinda, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Chechnia, Congo, Cuba, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Georgia, Ghana, Guinea- Bissau, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Liberia, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, truck/rail shipments to and within Mexico other than as a connecting conveyance, Moldova, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Papua/New Guinea, Paraguay, Qatar, Rwanda, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, Somalia, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Venezuela, and Yemen. Any location that would be in violation of a
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A.F.Johnson 1867-1869 "Gold Medal 2" antique sewing machine, chain stitch model
Click Here. Double your traffic. Get Vendio Gallery- Now FREE! | | A.F.Johnson 1867-1869"Gold Medal 2" antique sewing machine. Chain stitch model, Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album I've recently acquired an estate lot of antique sewing machines. I know nothing about them but have finally identified this one-please see my list today for some other unusual antique sewing machines. A.F.Johnson 1867-1869"Gold Medal 2" antique sewing machine. Chain stitch model. This round form is less common than the octagonal one. Johnson Clark& Co. of Orange, Massachusetts, are attributed as the original manufacturers of this model. Circa 1870. Condition seems to be very good. With everything in place& working. ... moreThere is some surface rust on the metal plate, otherwise damage is at a minimum, due to normal use& wear. CLEANING OUT SOME OF MY COLLECTIONS OF COOL JUNQUE. YOUR"Go-to place" for fresh picked antiques& collectables weekly. I run around every week finding exciting& interesting things for you- I am committed to the AUCTION format. Everything is for sale to the HIGHEST BIDDER CHECK OUT MY OTHER EBAY AUCTIONS~SAVE ON SHIPPING! We offer a comprehensive selection of interesting& unusual antiques& collectibles! 28 years in the antique business. Rarely a reserve. Most items are"Estate Fresh" PLEASE NOTE: We deal in a wide variety of antique& collectible merchandise. We are sometimes less knowledgeable about the items that we are selling than our customers are. To help correctly identify the items in an auction. We welcome input from collectors and we will include a description of any markings on an item that appear to be meaningful. We will describe any specific defects that we have found. PLEASE ALSO NOTE! This item has not been cleaned by us& is sold"as-is" with no guarantee of any kind. If you are allergic. Sensitive or
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ANTIQUE SEWING MACHINE WILLCOX & GIBBS PATENT 1871 CHAIN STITCH COLLECTIBLE
NICE OLD SEWING MACHINE LAST PATENT DATE IS 1871 ALL PARTS MOVE FREELY AS I FOUND IT NEEDS CLEANING AND A GOOD OIL BATH QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ARE WELCOMED SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS SHIPS WELL PROTECTED AT 12 LBS Check out my! by adding my eBay Store to your Favorites a;06d2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28%3Ea%3B06d2-1457fcd562f-0x111-
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Antique Wilcox Gibbs 1881 Treadle Chain Stitch Sewing Machine
Fantastic 1881 Wilcox Gibbs Treadle machine with book. Accessories, needles and coffin top case. Beautiful piece of furniture and functional machine(see photo of elephant stitched with machine- makes a beautiful chain stitch. Note the butterfly shape of the foot treadle and the WG insignia in the foot pedal. Very attractive and unusual. Local pickup only due to weight of cast iron base. Item is located in Tallahassee, FL. g6.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B%3Eg6%3E-14582cea0eb-0x100-
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Antique SINGER MODEL 20 Sewing Machine Childs Toy 7-Spoke Chain Stitch Maual Vtg
Antique Singer Model 20-2 Child's Miniature Toy Chain Stitch Sewing Machine. Ca.1914. This is the model with the added tension discs and 7-spoke handwheel but without the numbered thread path. The machine works smoothly. There is some enamel loss where the machine would get clamped. The rest of the enamel is nearly flawless. The decals are very crisp and legible. The nickel plating has been well retained with only minor loss; mostly needs a polish. Lovely green felt pad under the base. Excellent condition.
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SINGER CHAIN STITCH TREADLE SEWING MACHINE IN GREAT CONDITION FOR THE AGE!!
Thank you for looking at our Auction. This Auction is for a very old Singer Treadle Chain Stitch Sewing Machine. The Serial Number is 16660606. The patent date is April 13. 1886. The machine is in working condition. All parts move freely and the bobbin parts also move freely. We did try to sew with the machine but were not successful. We are not sure how to thread the machine. Without knowing that information. It is very hard to get the machine to sew correctly. The machine measures approximately 9" from the base to the top. The base measures 3 1/2" by 4" On the front and the back side of the base is where the screws go into the treadle base. We plan to ship using the US Post Office. The shipping should be about 28.00 in the US. Sorry. There are no returns on this item. Thank you and we hope that you will have good luck with ... moreyour BID!
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Wilcox Gibbs Automatic Chain Stitch Sewing Machine
Willcox Gibbs Automatic chain stitch sewing machine. Everything on machine moves freely. Spool pin circular disk is loose on shaft and spins. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B0a7%3E-145df773439-0x108-
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Shaw Patent New England type Antique chain stitch sewing machine,Early American
Shaw Patent Single thread Chain stitch Antique sewing machine Please do not skip this introduction-to fully understand what kind of machine is being offered for sale today you must read the following: Being by appearance and all definitions one of New England type Antique chain stitch sewing machines this featured machine is technically"Shaw's Patent Sewing Machine" It is the fundamental inventions by A.B. Shaw and has the Patent#307.202 filed on Dec 16 1862 and being used in manufacturing of a great number of New England type sewing machines. On the featured machine the Pressure spring( pic# on the top has the markings"Patented Dec 16 1862" This particular patented improvement is dealing with t he feed-lever"H' carrying the jointed feeding and pressing foot"L" see fig 1& Fig 2 in the attached ... morePatent. You can also see it as the background on some of the pics) is fitted into a vertical slot in the stand"A" The part received in the said slot having rounded protuberances on each side to bear against the sides of the slot to permit the free vibration of the lever, as well as a free upward and downward movement.The lever is made with a yoke"H" for the reception of the cam"C" and fitted with a set screw"T" to regulate the feed, as in many other New England type sewing-machines. The downward pressure upon lever is produced by a spring, to permit it to have an independent upward and downward movement. Between the spring and the cam d there is arranged a pin and a hole for pin to pass freely through. While the needle is in the fabric and the lever is returning with the foot L prior to a new feed-movement, the cam raises the leaf removing the pressure of the spring from the lever and foot, allowing foot to slide freely over the cloth. It is really hard to determine the manufacturer's name: The small. Hand-turned, sewing machines were manufactured by at least six companies and possibly more. In the Carter Bays Encyclopedia of Early Am
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1930 WILLCOX & GIBBS ELECTRIC CHAIN-STITCH SEWING MACHINE
1930 WILLCOX& GIBBS ELECTRIC CHAIN STITCH SEWING MACHINE Famous for the beautiful stitch produced on either side of work and ease of removing or locking thread. This late model original machine is in very good working condition and would be excellent save for decorative imperfections. Black enamel chips and some wear of applied gold detailing downgraded quality. Note the serial# pic to see one of the black enamel corner chips. Another near electric motor grease cap. All original rubber parts in remarkably good condition(still pliable! considering its age. Original wiring good throughout and with working lamp. Westinghouse motor also very good with only moderate brush wear and good bearings. Thick by today's standards, the nickel plating is naturally shiny, not polished for photos. Some of the included needles are new and others barely ... moreused. Accessories and tools are as pictured plus a carry case key. Once one learns to thread the machine and finds the 19 or so oiling points marked on the machine and diagrammed in the manual(s) operation is straightforward and can be very fast if desired. Very important for set-up is that the foot pedal cord is what plugs into an AC 115V outlet and the plug from the sewing machine plugs into the foot pedal outlet. These machines were very popular for over 50 years with few changes to the successful basic design. Well made, sturdy with a stowed weight of 32.4 lbs, these were built to last a very long time when oiled and maintained. At this machine's last service, the elderly shop owner told me that W&G machines cost a man-year of Depression Era wages. W&G survived those times only through their industrial product lines but it was the end for this once so popular machine. At this same service, the felt drive-line dampeners as well as the thread spool cushion were replaced for good measure with new felt. The foot controller was also internally reinforced with two additional machine screws to reduce play for more precise control. Electrical contacts in the foot con
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Antique Willcox & Gibbs Model B Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Circa 1880's
Antique Willcox& Gibbs Model B Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Circa 1880's. Antique Willcox& Gibbs Model B Chainstitch Sewing Machine Last patent date is 1883. Moves smoothly. Not restored. Appears to be very good overall condition. Returns not accepted. Payment is due immediately at sales' end. Using PayPal. I believe in feedback! Please leave me positive feedback when you receive your item if you feel it's deserved. I'll do the same for you! EBay penalizes sellers for anything less than a 5 star average in the DSR ratings by charging higher fees and reducing status in the listing searches. I try to provide 5 star service-thank you for your consideration! I charge sales tax in MN. inkfrog terapeak. I000000. InkFrog Analytics.
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Vintage Singer Chain Stitch Childs Sewing Machine with Box
Beautiful Singer chain stitch sewing machine. A Singer for the Girls. This is not a toy but a real Sewing Machine. Sold only at Singer shops or by Singer salesmen" printed on box. Recently in for cleaning and oiling. Sews smoothly. Due to previous difficulties we no longer ship to China. Italy or Ukraine. Shipping Cost Explanation eBay buyer: Please be aware that eBay has decided to include shipping cost in the Final Value Fees it charges to all sellers(in an effort to reduce shipping costs? Due to increased Postal fees and eBay helping themselves to 9% of the shipping cost(money that we. As sellers, basically do not see to begin with) sellers have NO CHOICE but to pass this cost on to you, our faithful bidders. If you have an issue with the now relatively high shipping cost, please voice your opinion to eBay. It may seem trivial, but ... moreeBay now gets 9% of the shipping cost in addition to the 3% PayPal(an eBay company) charges a seller to collect their money. Long story short. Sellers now pay a total of 12% on shipping fees to eBay& PayPal. Break-even cost on a 3 pound item shipped Parcel Post($8.85 actual cost) plus a nominal 75 cents for supplies is now $10.76. A total of $1.16 of YOUR $$$ just went into the eBay Piggy Bank! If you feel this is unfair, please voice your opinion to eBay! International Buyers– Please Note: Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick the item up– do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as"gifts" US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. Please check shipping costs before bidding.
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Vintage 19th C Willcox & Gibbs Treadle Sewing Machine Chain Stitch Hemmer Set
Vintage 19th C Willcox& Gibbs Treadle Sewing Machine Chain Stitch Hemmer Set Offered for sale is a beautiful. Vintage 19th century Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine hemmer attachment set Some normal wear for age. This is a really strong piece! Please check our other auctions/listings for other pieces for your Willcox& Gibbs treadle sewing machine All machines are packed with care. We all know USPS and UPS can be a little. rough. with packages. We know how to get your machine from point A to point B. With purchase of our machines you get: Machines wrapped in new. High grade bubble wrap Only new void-fill is used giving appropriate clearance to meet/exceed both UPS and USPS safe packaging guidelines All packages are insured at no cost to you A word about purchasing sewing machines on-line. Cheapest isn't always best. Don't be ... morefooled by sellers who take a machine. Douse it in oil, and call their machine refurbished- they can do more harm then good(there are a lot of really good sellers on eBay, but as the story goes- if it looks too good to be true, it probably is" Also, never pay extra for a sewing manual- sewing manuals for vintage Singers are all available online for FREE. Take time to read feedback, it's there for a reason. All sellers run into disgruntled buyers from time to time, but it will give you an accurate depiction of what kind of product and service that seller provides. Lastly, take the time to take care of your machine. These may be vintage machines, but they will literally last your a lifetime if you take care of them, oil them according to their specifications, keep them in a temperature controlled environment, etc. A quick note about handling times and returns: Handling time is set at 3 days. We do our best to meet or beat this. Please understand that we are a family of 5 with a husband who works full-time. A wife who raises and homeschools 3 children. Life happens sometimes, but we will always keep you up to date on your purchase. Payment is due no later than 3 days after
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Willcox & Gibbs Automatic Chain stitch Model 64 Sewing Machine,Oak case,1900
The Willcox& Gibbs Model# 64 Automatic sewing machine in uniquely preserved cosmetic& mechanical condition with vintage W&G attachments. The Wilcox& Gibbs model 64 chain stitch sewing machine“is the stable mate of many a collection around the world” While in 1856 the four“heavyweights” Singer. Wheeler& Wilson,Grover& Baker and Howe Sewing Machine Companies were trying to solve the problems of patent litigation and did not have a time to address the issue of an average family’s financial limitations they almost overlooked the market demand for affordable family sewing machine. In 1855 after James E. Gibbs saw a simple illustration of a Grover& Baker machine it triggered the new idea: The rotating hook on the main shaft could enter into the loop formed by the friction from the threaded needle going up through the ... morefabric. Elongate it and hold expanded while the feed dog moved the fabric until the needle at the next needle bar down stroke goes through the previously formed loop, getting drawn through it and therefore to form a chain. Then in 1856 after actually witnessing a Singer model# 1 machine in action(patent#8394) Gibbs has come to obvious conclusion that the machine was too heavy.Complicated,cumbersome and way too expensive. He has decided to create a less-expensive and simple type of sewing machine. James Gibbs and Charles Willcox has obtained a few patents( major one# 17.427 on June 2, 1857) and patented the Automatic tension and feed improvements. A few more patents for the method of removing the twists in the thread that caused so many missed stitches on the early models and also a patent for noise reduction on the feed. Then they have formed“Willcox& Gibbs SMC” and the first commercial chain stitch sewing machine has been patented and produced in 1857 by Brown& Sharp Co in 1857 and became a great success immediately! That Truly Great Company deserved that at least a basic information would be provided about it: Br own& Sharpe Mfg. Co. is one of the oldest and probab
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Antique Willcox & Gibbs model High Speed Chain Stitch sewing machine
Beautiful Antique Willcox& Gibss hight speed sewing machine. Comes with some papers and some bobbins. This machine was mounted on table with an industrial motor. Hand wheel turns freely. Great collectors item. Please e-mail any questions. Thank you. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf52%3E-14778c1f4ea-0x10c-
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Rewired Serviced Antique Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Electric Sewing Machine
This is an Antique Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Electric Sewing Machine. Serial number A681271 on the machine and serial number 18848 on the base. I offer 10 years experience servicing sewing machines! I also list all"detailed" positives and negatives. So there are no surprises when your machine arrives. I even provide video proof that this machine works! This machine has been serviced and completely rewired and is 100% functional! Please read the steps that I perform on each machine sold as"Serviced" You don't want to risk buying any"used" machines because there is a risk of exposed electrical wires that can exist in blind spots like in the motor housing or in the pedal. These machines are all-metal construction which means they easily conduct electricity if a short is present. The insulation on the old ... morewires does not hold up in most cases over long periods of time. They become gummy or brittle. All of the machines I sell get inspected for hazardous risks and the wires replaced if necessary. As with all of my serviced machines the following steps have been taken: Motor brushes are cleaned. Inspected and replaced if necessary commutator contacts cleaned and polished motor wires inspected and if necessary replaced from the ends of the coil to the power connector, shafts lubricated exterior cleaned as best I can 10 minute full load burn in test- ensures motor runs strong and does not emit odors or excessive heat tested on a piece of fabric, Guaranteed to work. See my Return Policy below. This direct drive machine has been properly cleaned and oiled. It sews very well. Please see the picture of the stitch. It was tested on a piece of fabric. The chain stitch is symmetrical on both sides. Here is HD video of this actual machine working. I even made a video showing how to thread this machine: Overall. The machine is in good condition with common signs of use. The paint has some wear and chips. The paint on the top of the motor just left of the chrome band was flaked and touched-up.
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Antique 1899 Singer Treadle Sewing Machine Model 24 Chain Stitch w/Base & Hinges
This is an antique Singer treadle sewing machine model 24 with a removable base. Screw and cabinet hinges. The serial number 15919322 dates this machine to 1899. Marked on the throat plate is"PATENTED APR 13, 1888" It was designed to compete with Willcox and Gibbs chain stitch model and uses neither a shuttle nor a bobbin. It used a 24x1 needle(not included) and moves freely. It is a single thread chain stitch machine and was advertised for industrial and domestic use as well as a child's toy. It weighs 11.5 pounds and is quite compact. It was popular with hat makers and lace makers. These machines were made in Elizabeth, NJ. This machine has not been tested, but is a great piece of Singer sewing machine history. Purchased at a Philadelphia area estate sale. There is no reserve for this is a very collectable machine. The winning ... morebidder is expected to pay. Or make payment arrange ments. With in 48 hours. No exceptions please. International buyers. Please note: This item ships worldwide. Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick up the item. Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. US and international government regulations prohibit us from marking items under actual value or as“gifts” Please be aware that if you return the item for a refund. The customs charges are not refunded to you. Thank you for your attention.
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1914, SINGER 20, MINIATURE TOY, CHAIN STITCH, SEWING MACHINE, 7 SPOKE HAND WHEEL
THIS IS A 1914. SINGER 20, MINIATURE TOY, CHAIN STITCH, SEWING MACHINE, WITH A 7 SPOKE HAND WHEEL. THIS IS THE FIRST SEWING MACHINE TO HAVE A 7 SPOKE HAND WHEEL. ABOUT THE SINGER 20: When the Singer 20 toy sewing machine was introduced in 1910 it was in a league of its own. Although the Singer 20 was of a simple chain stitch design requiring just 40 components. It was very well engineered with a cast iron body. Compared to other toy sewing machines of its era, and indeed since then until the present, it is far more like a miniature adult machine than a child’s toy. When other manufacturers wanted to enter the same market, many decided to do so with a close copy of the Singer 20. After the end of WW2 several U.K. companies such as Essex. Grain and Vulcan decided to produce toy sewing machines. The first machines from all of these makers very ... moreclosely resemble the Singer 20. The Japanese made Lead(All Lead) machines were produced from 1931 until 1941. These seem to have been even closer replicas of the Singer 20. For collectors there are 4 main versions of the Singer 20 machines. The original Singer 20-1’s were first sold in 1910 with 4 spoke handwheels. In 1914 the second version had an 7 spoked handwheel and had tension discs added. REGARDING THIS MACHINE. IT APPEARS TO BE COMPLETE AND IN WORKING CONDITION. THE WHEEL TURNS SMOOTHLY, THE NEEDLE MOVE UP AND DOWN, WHEN THE WHEEL TURNS. THE FOOT LIFTS UP AND DOWN, WITHOUT A PROBLEM, EVEN THE NEEDLE IS IN GOOD CONDITION. THERE IS NOT A BOBBIN IN THE MACHINE, NOR DOES IT HAVE ITS TABLE CLAMP. WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT OTHER PIECES IT MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE, SO WE ARE SELL IT AS IS, WITHOUT GUARANTEE. THERE ARE NO BROKEN PIECES THAT WE CAN VISUALLY SEE. WE CAN SEE NO CHIPS, CRACKS, OR BREAKS. WHEN COMPARING THIS TO OTHER MODEL 20'S, WE WOULD SAY THIS IS A GOOD TO VERY GOOD MACHINE. IT CERTAINLY IS VERY CUTE AND HIGHLY DISPLAYABLE. IT MEASURES 7" HIGH X 7" WIDE X 4" DEEP. THIS MACHINE COULD USE TO BE CLEANED. IT DOES HAVE SOME MINOR RUST ON IT. BUT NO DAMAGE OR
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Willcox & Gibbs Automatic Chain stitch Model 64 Sewing Machine Hand Crank Antiqu
W& G Automatic Elastic Chain stitch Noiseless nickel plated sewing machine Model 64. Serial number A 532814. It is somewhat difficult to translate the Wilcox& Gibbs serial numbers. But this machine was probably made between 1900 and 1904. This is a very nice example of this great old machine. The machine has been well used and shows signs of wear. But still looks great on display. The hand crank mechanism still seems to work smoothly. I see no signs of abuse or repairs. Everything looks original. FREE USA SHIPPING, Please study the pictures closely as they are considered part of the description. NOTE: We strive for five star feedback. Most of the items we sell are vintage or used. With this type of merchandised it is possible to overlook something. We try to give honest description and provide clear pictures. If you have an issue. ... morePlease contact us before you bid.
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Willcox & Gibbs c1911 Automatic Chain Stitch Model 64 Sewing Machine & Motor
This is a c1911 Willcox& Gibbs model 64 chain stitch sewing machine with a strong. Working motor. The serial number A680604 dates this machine to 1899-1923, hence the c1911. It was used as a treadle machine prior to the addition of the motor which was made by Westinghouse. The machine moves freely, as seen in this video: A foot pedal and spool pin are not included. There is no reserve for this very collectible Victorian Era chain stitch sewing machine. The winning bidder is expected to pay. Or make payment arrangements, within 48 hours. No exceptions please. This item ships worldwide. Import duties. Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. ... moreThese charges are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick up the item. Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. US and international government regulations prohibit us from marking items under actual value or as“gifts” Please be aware that if you return the item for a refund. The customs charges are not refunded to you. Thank you for your attention
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10 Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Needles (6 #0)(1 #1)(2 #2)(1 #4)
10 Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Needles(6#0)1#1)2#2)1#4) For Your Consideration 10 Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Needles(6#0)1#1)2#2)1#4) Make sure to see the other Willcox& Gibbs accessories I currently have listed. The Willcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. New York) was formed in 1857 by Jame s Willcox and his son Charles. Of Philadelphia and James E.A. Gibbs of Pocahontas County, West Virginia. Gibbs patented his first practical single thread rotary twisted chain stitch machine for domestic use in 1856. Willcox was a forward thinking businessman and was in charge of production He hired the services of the Providence. Rhode Island company of Joseph R. Brown and Lucian Sharpe, who undertook the manufacturing of the machines. make sure to see and enlarge scans of the piece you are buying) THESE WOULD ... moreBE A GREAT ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION. DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Make sure to check out my other auctions for more of the odd and eclectic mix you are accustom to from Prime.Eclectic We accept PayPal for your payment. Payments must be made within 2 days of auction closing. All payments are in U.S. funds. S/H is FREE to Continental lower 48 states via USPS Media Mail or upgrade to Priority Mail for only $3.95. I offer COMBINED SHIPPING DISCOUNTS if you win more than on of my auctions. Item will ship in 1 business day of payment conformation. I gladly provide POSITIVE FEEDBACK once our transaction is completed to your satisfaction and I have received your Positive Feedback. Good Luck and Good Bidding! Thank you for viewing anoth er treasure from prime.eclectic formally b2smatt. I have enjoyed the past 25+ years working with antiques and collectibles. I will try and bring you an eclectic mix of fun and unique items. I never know what the next acquisition will bring. So. Please make prime.eclectic one of your favorite stops. I pride myself on customer service on eBay. I am looking forward to continuing to provide 100% 5 STAR Service to all of you. I WILL DO MY VERY BES
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Antique Hand Crank Willcox Gibbs sewing machine 1870s 1880s chain stitch
Im no sewing machine expert so please look at pictures carefully. I think this is from the 1870s or 1880s. Serial number is A326778. The last patent date listed is 1871. Everything moves and it is in good shape. It might be missing a few things so please look at pics. In its original state and not restored. Cleaned or painted. 40g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B%3E40g-14823d06791-0x111-
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Singer Model 24 Automatic Sewing Machine- Swing Out Motor, Chain Stitch Only
Singer model 24 serial#G4840897. Is in excellent condition! It only stitches chain stitch. Therefore this sewing machine does not require a bobbin. Only an upper thread. I plugged it in and the motor works! The motor uniquely swings out from the machine. It does not have a pedal. When you plug the machine in, the needle automatically goes up and down. I am not sure how to stop it other than to unplug it. It comes with a bent wood case(In its time, the bent wood cases were the most sought after" and a key. It was one of oldest electric portable machines for home. Commercial, and industrial use. It was considered a very reliable and versatile. There are a few websites online where you can find some more information about this sewing machine. I do my best to describe and photograph the product's flaws and strengths. Please take a very ... moregood look at the photos to know exactly what you are purchasing. I do not except returns. Thank you!
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Antique Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine treadle chain stitch vintage old
I have lots of other sewing parts listed and more on the way. This is a neat old hard to find sewing machine made by Willcox& Gibbs. The newest date I saw was 1894 so this is pretty old. This still works and looks cool as is or restore it. I will be listing the other parts separately.
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Singer Osann Class 24-52 Chain stitch antique sewing machine,1920,rare model
T his Singer Model 24-52 Chain stitch sew ing machine SN# G8251328 has been manufactured at Singer's Elizabethport NJ plant on August 5 1920. That was the Singer's answer to famous Willcox& Gibbs# 64 chain stitch machine that truly dominated the chain stitch sewing machine market since 1870. This was The only sewing machine in the history of sewing machines that has been advertised in 4 entirely different categories- as the toy machine.Small travelling machine, family machine and industrial machine. And it has been used in the hat manufacturing industry a lot! The Singer SMC over the years had over 70 different but very minor variations of this class 24 machine- from 24K-1 to 24-80. This machine is very simple in construction and practically silent in operation and has a single rotating hook similar to W&G# 64 that forms the ... morestitch type invented by James Gibbs(W&G) when he was 24. It remains a question why this model has been designated# 24 and short needles to be used with it# 24-1. This particular machine has the plate attached to the front just below the Singer badge- Rebuilt by Osann Corporation" the manufacturer of sewing machines in NYC. It is indeed a fairly rear model- Osann Singer" and probably has been attached to the machine in manufactured in between 1934-1938. Here is a little necessary history in order to understand a relationship in between Osann and Singer SMC: The Standard SMC(Teller Mnf Co before 1884) has had the license from Frederick Osann SMC to produce"Sewhandy" TSM based on the patent# 1916.860 of R.K.Hoffmann. Who approached F.Osann SMC with the desire to begin a process of manufacturing that machine based on his patent. The Standard SMC assets was taken over by major stockholder Frederick Osann Co F. Osann Co. In turn has been sold out to Singer in 1934. Singer has been keeping their brands separately and has formed a proxy"Osann Corporation" and kept labeling their machines as"Standard" until completely discontinued the line an
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RARE ANTIQUE SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE MODEL 24 PAT.DATE 1886 CHAIN STITCH
THIS LISTING IS FOR A ANTIQUE SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE.THIS IS A CHAIN STITCH MACHINE. MODEL 24. PATENT DATE OF 1886. DID NOT SEE A SERIAL# NOT SURE ABOUT THE EXACT DATE OF MFG.CHECK OUT THE PICTURES. IF U NEED MORE PICTURES. JUST ASK. THE BACK OF THE DRAWER CABINET IS MISSING. SEEN IN THE LAST PICTURE} OUTSIDE OF THAT IT IS COMPLETE. LOCAL PICK UP ONLY. LOCATED IN COLUMBUS. IN. PLS. ASK ANY QUESTIONS.
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SINGER MODEL 24 CHAIN STITCH SEWING MACHINE ca. 1921
Offering this beautiful Singer Model 24 chain stitch sewing machine in original wooden case in very nice operating condition.Manufactured at Elizabeth. N.J. Serial number G 9118477. Motor number 978346. Case measures 13 3/4" in lentg. 7 3/4" width, 10 1/2? tall. Serial number G- 9118401 to 9118900 Model 24 Number allocated 500 Manuf. date December 13 1921.
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~Rare~ 1870's Victorian Cast Iron Sewing Machine / Hand Crank Chain Stitch
Up for your consideration is a rare 1870's cast iron"Victorian" era sewing machine. This is a hand crank. Chain stitch model. The manufacturer is unknown and the machine appears to function as intended. Please look at the pictures and make your purchase accordingly. If you have questions please ask before making your purchase.
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Antique WILLCOX & GIBBS Heavy Duty Chain Stitch 1902 Sewing Machine
1929 WILLCOX& GIBBS Heavy Duty Metered Tension Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Mechanically this portion of the sewing machine appears to be in fair condition. The wing nut screw for the bottom of machine base has a bent thread. I believe it to be from 1902 as the Serial#A 490059. Definitely needs to be cleaned. No returns on this item. Sold"AS IS" Check out my! Be sure to add me to your! We’re always happy to combine shipping whenever possible! 99.9% of the items I sell come from local estate sales. Garage sales etc. They are almost always used. I try to describe these items and answer questions to the best of my ability. PLEASE let me know if you are not happy with an item you have purchased so we can resolve any issues BEFORE neutral or negative feedback is left. It is always my goal to insure you a happy buying experience. SHIPPING ... moreINFORMATION: Typically I ship FIVE days a week. Monday thru Friday for domestic& International packages. I have a handicapped senior citizen do my packaging, so I do charge a $2.50 packaging/handling fee unless a flat fee is listed. Shipping outside the USA will have a $3.50 handling fee. If you're out of the USA, please email for shipping costs. Any purchases outside the USA MUST pay via PayPal Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! We’re always happy to combine shipping whenever possible! g63.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3Eg63-149460d5d9c-0x114-
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Willcox and Gibbs Original 1870's Chain Stitch Sewing Machine
Willcox and Gibbs Original 1870's Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Serial number 285274. Etched on middle of plate Willcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Co-New York- London- Paris. First patent on left side says J.E.A. GIBBS PATENT- JUNE 2. 57. The last patent on right side says JAMES WILLCOX- JULY 4. 71. There is also an"inches to stitch" adjustor with adjustable readout on plate and a chart that says THREAD- SILK- NEEDLE- STITCH. In need of a good cleaning and restoration. It has a lot of surface wear. I am not an expert, this was my grandmother's machine, I think she used it with a treadle. To my novice eye, it appears that all parts are intact and there is even a needle still in place.
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WILLCOX AND GIBBS CHAIN STITCH SEWING MACHINE WILCOX With Attachments & Runs !!!
Offered for sale is an antique electric sewing machine made by Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine Company(Wilcox) The motor on the machine is made by Westinghouse Electric Mfg Co. Style#281650 of Springfield, Mass. The pictures show the floor pedal. Attachments included is the Ruffler and manual, improved Tucker and manual and the hemmer and some extra needles. Machine runs great and quiet.
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Antique Willcox and Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine FREE SHIPPING USA
This Wilcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch antique sewing machine Powers on and the needle goes up and down. That is the onle testing that has been done. I am selling for parts or as I am not an a expert in these types of machines. This machine has been painted over with a blue. It is originally black. Comes with the peddle and the cord is cracked and looks like they tried to repair. Again this is sold as is and no returns. Thank you for looking On Nov-21-14 at 17:22:43 PST. Seller added the following information: Every buyer gets a MyStoreRewards invitation for cash back ag6 2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28c%3Eag6%3E2-14a51431000-0x108-
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Antique Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine 19th Century Works Lovely
Original Willcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine This is a lovely antique chain stitch hand operated sewing machine made by Willcox& Gibbs. It is in good working order. Model number A683177. From what I can tell it was made in late 1890s to 1900. There is patent information for the US and for England on the chrome plate- it was made in the USA but they had locations in New York. London and Paris. Black finish with nice gold painted trim decoration. There are a few wear spots to the black paint and some tarnish on the chrome plate that I think could be cleaned but I have not tried. There is a wealth of information on the Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine Company if you check the sewalot site. The author writes"The Wilcox& Gibbs chain stitch machines are one of the most collected sewing machines of all time. Some say the ... moresewing machine represents the finest piece of Victorian precision engineering in the sewing world. The beautiful lines and superb stitching make the a collector's dream. The small sewing machine measures 14" long. 10" tall and about 6" deep. Whether you use it to sew or to display on a table. This is great Victorian collectible, a wonderful gift. Antique Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine. Thanks for looking. Please email with any questions.
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Antique 1920 Childs Singer Sewing Machine Working Model Chain Stitch Collectible
Original Child's Singer Sewing Machine From the 1920s. This is an nice antique child's Singer Sewing Machine. Found in the estate of a collector of great old things. It is in good antique condition with some tarnish on the silver metal parts. Logo and trademark in good condition.The bottom has a green felt bottom. There is a little wood handle on the turning wheel with arrows pointing in the correct condition. The mechanism works well and will chain stitch fabric. It could probably use a little oil. The small sewing machine weighs 2.8 pounds and measures approximately. 7 x 7 x 3.5 inches. Child's antique working sewing machine. Great collectible. Makes a great display item, nice gift for a collector. Thanks for looking. Please email with any questions.
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antique Willcox & GIbbs hand crank chain stitch sewing machine restorable
antique Willcox& GIbbs hand crank chain stit MOST ITEMS SOLD AS FOUND-DIRECT FROM LOCAL ESTATES antique Willcox& GIbbs hand crank chain stitch sewing machine in original and restorable condition. With serial number A685123 this machine dates to about 1900 came from the estate of a local collector everything seems to work smoothly.This is being sold as is with no guarantees I am not a sewer The paint is all original with some paint loss and some original decals. There is some rust and dirt that should be cleaned up Heavy little guy $30.00 shipping inn the USA. a great ANTIQUE ACCESSORY PIECE AND WOULD LOOK GOOD WITH ANY INTERIOR a great look for your home NO RESERVE! THIS IS HERE TO SELL THE HIGH* Bid* GETS IT. BID NOW YOU COULD BE THE WINNER! NO RESERVE! MOST THINGS GET SHIPPED WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF PAYMENT. BUT SOMETIMES WE GET CALLED ... moreOUT OF TOWN AND IF PUSH COMES TO SHOVE WE CAN TAKE UP TO 10 DAYS TO SHIP THIS IS HERE TO SELL THE HIGH Bid GETS IT. BID NOW YOU COULD BE THE WINNER! no reserve We work very hard and sure deserve an accurate feedback to reflect your purchase experience. We encourage you to give us a feedback once the item is received and satisfied with. We use a reciprocal feedback policy. Feedback is left for customers once they have submitted feedback for us. In the event that there is a problem with your order or product. Please contact us first so we can attempt to resolve the issue before leaving negative or neutral feedback. Please look at the other auctions we currently have running on eBay. MOST THINGS GET SHIPPED WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF PAYMENT. BUT SOMETIMES WE GET CALLED OUT OF TOWN AND IF PUSH COMES TO SHOVE WE CAN TAKE UP TO 10 DAYS TO SHIP MOST THINGS GET SHIPPED WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF PAYMENT, BUT SOMETIMES WE GET CALLED OUT OF TOWN AND IF PUSH COMES TO SHOVE WE CAN TAKE UP TO 10 DAYS TO SHIP Check out my!
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New USA Needle Wrench for Willcox / Wilcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine
New USA Needle Collet Wrench for Willcox/ Wilcox& Gibbs"Automatic" Chain Stitch Sewing Machine. Modern wrench to use in place of the hard to find original W&G wrench in second pic. New wrench is longer than original so you don't want to overdue it and snap the collet off. Total length is about 3-1/4" W&G original wrench not included in sale and is only for comparison purposes.
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Antique Original Willcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch Sewing Machine Estate Sale Find
This Original Vintage Willcox& Gibbs Sewing Machine was found at an estate sale. It dates to the early 1900's. The Paint on the machine is good, although the Decals are somewhat faded, and the cloth plate has some tarnishing, The machine operates properly, everything moves smoothly when the balance wheel is turned. I don't know how to sew, but it appears to function normally. The machine measures approximately 10 1/2" X 6" X 8 3/4"H. Payment within 3 days of auction close.Shipment within 2 business days of cleared payment.
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Vintage Wilcox & Gibbs Chain Stitch SEWING Machine WOODEN CASE / BOX CIRCA 1915
Vintage Wilcox& Gibbs Chain Stitch SEWING Machine WOODEN CASE CIRCA 1915! APPROX. 22"x 7 1/2" DEEP x 11 1/4" TALL GREAT CONDITION. HAS A FEW NORMAL SCUFF'S, AND SCRATCHES, BUT NOTHING BAD AT ALL! YOU MAY WISH TO REFINISH. BUT I LIKE IT AS IS! LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES. AS THEY ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE DESCRIPTION! PAY-PAL ONLY SUPER FAST SHIPPING TO ALL 50 STATES. AND THROUGH THE E BAY GLOBAL SHIPPING PROGRAM! HEAVY! SHIPPING WEIGHT IS RIGHT AT 26 LBS.
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WILLCOX&GIBBS CO. ORIGINAL ANTIQUE SEWING MACHINE CHAIN STITCH A680911-EARLY1900
THIS ANTIQUE WILLCOX&GIBBS CHAIN-STITCH SEWING MACHINE IS IN VERY NICE CONDITION AND OPERATING WITH MOTOR. THE POWER WIRE IS NOT IN. GREAT SHAPE BUT WORKS WHEN CONNECTED TO 110V CIRCUT.THE PAINT MARKINGS IS IN NEAR OUTSTANDING SHAPE. THE CROME PLATE SHOWS SOME. RUST MARKS.SEE ALL PICTURES FOR BEST RESULTS) SERIAL NUMBER A 680911. NOTE: THIS MACHINE IS VERY HEAVY APP. 20LB+ PACKING MATERIAL.
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ANTIQUE SINGER MODEL 24 ~RED BERRY~ SMALL AUTOMATIC CHAIN STITCH SEWING MACHINE
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Willcox and Gibbs Original 1875 Chain Stitch Sewing Machine
Up for auction Is an antique Willcox and Gibbs chain stitch sewing machine. This machine was dated to 1875. This is a very old machine. And is being sold as-is. The hand wheel moves freely, and with an experienced sewing machine repairman's help, it could be brought back to working order.
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WILLCOX&GIBBS CO. ORIGINAL ANTIQUE SEWING MACHINE CHAIN STITCH A392641-EARLY1900
Purchased at an estate auction. This is an early Wilcox& Gibbs chain Stitch Machine in working condition. The thread holder is quite rusty but it is surface rust. all adjustments seem to operate fine and everything moves as it should. 40g.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk%601d72f%2B%3E40g-14b47df2dd3-0x10d-
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Antique WILLCOX & GIBBS Model 64 Chain Stitch Electric Sewing Machine- Works
Offered here is an antique Willcox& GIbbs electric chain stitch sewing machine in original and working condition. With serial number A725373 this machine dates to about 1928 and a bit of research indicates it is Model 64. The paint is all original with some very minor paint loss and original decals. No dings or repairs are evident. The motor is strong and quiet. The only part missing is the foot controller. It runs smoothly and all parts appear to be working properly. This is an amazing piece of American industrial engineering and construction and would look great in any collection of old sewing machines. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Extra care will be given in packing to insure safe travel. Listed shipping applies to the continental 48 states. Ask about others. 6% sales tax will be added for PA residents. B011715PD0DEE0L012215
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Antique Willcox & Gibbs chain stitch sewing machine, circa 1894-Amazing machine!
FOR SALE IS AN AMAZING PIECE OF HISTORY. IT IS A WILLCOX& GIBBS CHAIN STITCH SEWING MACHINE WITH A BEAUTIFUL CABINET. WONDERFUL CAST IRON BASE WITH WHEELS, 4 DRAWERS& THE TOP 2 LOCK(key included) MANY EXTRA NEEDLES AND ACCESSORIES AND AN ASSORTMENT OF SEWING NOTIONS IN THE DRAWERS. YOU WON'T FIND MANY OF THESE IN SUCH A COMPLETE CONDITION. AS YOU CAN SEE IN PICTURE#12. IT SEWS A WONDERFUL STITCH THAT PUTS A LOT OF OTHER MACHINES TO SHAME. THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER SEWING MACHINES THAT HAS EVER BEEN BUILT. I WILL SHIP THIS. BUT I WILL NEED YOUR ZIP CODE TO GIVE YOU A QUOTE. SINCE THIS WOULD HAVE TO BE IN MULTIPLE BOXES, ANY LISTED QUOTE WON'T BE ACCURATE. I WOULD PROBABLY SHIP BY FEDEX GROUND, NOT BY A FREIGHT COMPANY. LOCAL PICKUP ACCEPTED. QUESTIONS? PLEASE ASK.
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