This sewing machine has been only in my family. From the model number and looking on the Singer website I believe it is from around 1913. The wheel base was made by my grandfather, so it's easier to move, it is held on by brackets and can easily be removed.
the machine is all original and works! original parts, original needles, original case. it is black, with a gold design throughout the machine. and has a silver design on the front.
Singer Sewing machine in cabinet. It seems someone tried to "antique" the cabinet and unfortunately did a very poor job.
We bought this sewing machine and don't really know much about it. It has "Barclay" written on the machine itself. It's within a large wooden table and after some research, estimate the year to be around 1875-1877, but we aren't entirely sure however. WE just want to know the history of this machine and how much it would be worth.
This machine has all original attachments and manuals.Includes foot pedal, button-holer, oil can with oil, etc. It is in good working condition . Believe the model# is 221-2.
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