Vintage Singer sewing machine values aren't set in stone. No matter what value you are able to assign to your Singer, it's important to remember that your machine is only worth what you can sell ...

Important Singer Sewing Machines . Singer sewing machines were constantly improved and updated. Since the first machines were produced in the 1850s, thousands were sold to eager c ...

Collecting antique sewing machines is a relatively easy hobby, as so many were manufactured and sold worldwide. Unfortunately, the availability also means that there is little demand among serious ...

As I looked over the machine, I was reminded of my great-grandmother’s old Singer treadle sewing machine and of her. She was born in the rural South in the late 1880s.

This time no successful bidder met the $9,400 to $14,000 estimate for the work by Fumio Yoshimsura, a carved wooden Singer sewing machine displayed as art. It is slightly smaller than life size.

Pictured is my Singer treadle sewing machine dating to about 1901, previously my mother's and my grandmother's. Many inventors modified and improved sewing machines through the 1800s.

QI have two Singer sewing machines, a 301A and a 401A. These machines were made in the ’50s and ’60s, are all metal and driven by gear, not belt. In my opinion, they are worth their weight in ...

Those wheels are needed: Though much-prized Singer Featherweights, made of cast aluminum, are pretty lightweight, most of the vintage machines are heavy, made of cast iron. Made to last.

Most Valuable Old Singer Sewing Machines While most antique sewing machines sell in the $50 to $150 range, some Singers are worth much more. If you have one of these beauties, you may be able to ...