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Another famous sewing machine maker back in 1860 was Gold Medal. Originating in Orange Massachusettes, Gold Medal introduced its Home Shuttle machine in 1870s. However the unit was frequently improved and redesigned since the first one that they introduced has numerous flaws.
By 1970, the company was taken over by Free Sewing Machine who still continued [...]
Antique sewing machine enthusiasts often go for the looks of the units they find. However, it is definitely a wonderful bonus if the machine is complete in parts and has great working condition. If you want to broaden your collection, you might want to check out the Frister and Rossmann sewing machines. The company Frister [...]
If you are planning in expanding your antique sewing machine collection, you should get the Willcox & Gibbs Principle. The different chain stitch sewing machines from the company Wilson & Gibbs is was outrageously popular that several of competitors copied their machines. This includes German and British manufacturers like Frister & Rossman and Britannia Sewing [...]
Aside from Singer, the sewing machine brand White is also famous for its units. Founder Thomas White has first produced chain stitch machines in 1858 and is one of the few earlier sewing machine companies to have survived until present time.
One of their well known machines is the White Peerless. The White Peerless was first [...]
Long before sewing machines were even invented, Henry J. Hancock got recognized for his chain stitch machine. Patented in 1867, the Early Hancock Style Antique Sewing Machine has a skeleton-like body with its open frame and delicate design. Its integral clamp is absolutely well-made. This kind of early sewing machine was only produced for a [...]
The name Foley & Williams is quite popular in the sewing machine market. The company developed a 7 inch toy automatic sewing machine but should hardly be called as that. The Foley and Williams Automatic Sewing Machine is well made with superb engineering. It was originally marketed to older children who want to engage in [...]
Paw foot sewing machines were available in different variations and are often known by several names. But this particular unit is marked with an 1860’s Ketchum Patent found at the needle plate.
This Early Paw Foot Style Sewing Machine was produced until the late 1870’s before more advanced designs were produced in the market. Its particular [...]
Are you fond of collecting antiques? Aside from vases, plates or jewelry, engaging is sewing machine collecting is a fun and challenging hobby. Though acquiring your own units might be hard and pricey at first, it can be satisfying. If you are not sure about the different brands and patents of sewing machines, it is [...]
This 1858 patented Williams & Orvis Treadle Sewing Machine is definitely a beautiful antique. William & Orvis manufactured sewing machines back in 1858 to 1860’s back in Boston. Coined as one of the first generation sewing machines patented and produced in the US, the 1858 Williams & Orvis Treadle Sewing Machine is kind of [...]
Also known as the Little Comfort, the Smith & Egge Chain Drive Sewing Machine dates back from turn of the 20th century. It is a child sized toy sewing machine made of cast iron. The Smith & Egge Chain Drive Sewing Machines were originally sold for about a dollar and were often used as toys [...]