They sure don't make them like they used too! This antique Singer treadle sewing machine features the iconic "Red Eye" decals on a cast iron body, housed in a four-drawer wooden cabinet. with ornate pulls. We think it's likely a Singer Model 66, popular between 1910 and 1925, known for its distinctive red and gold decal pattern. The sewing machine tucks neatly into the table for storage, and this one comes with two distinct cast iron table bases, one static, and one that can be used to manually maniuplate the machine. It's in good condition for being 100 years old, but as expected, definetely has some wear and tear. It could be refurbished or reimagined - sew cute!
Location: Earthwise Seattle
3447 4th Ave S
Seattle, Wa 98134
(206) 624-4510
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119519
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1 in stock at Earthwise Seattle