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1. #WHAT YEAR IS MY SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE FRAME SERIAL NUMBER#
2. #WHAT YEAR IS MY SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE FRAME SERIAL#

On the metal framing on the bottom do you have an emblem with Singer Manufacturing Company on it?Ĭreate an account or login in order to post a comment.

#WHAT YEAR IS MY SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE FRAME SERIAL#

I have this same cabinet, my serial # G5581244 is 1910. I have almost the identical machine and cabinet that I bought at an estate sale this summer. My grandmother sewed nearly everything my mother and her sister, as well as my mother's 8 brother wore back then. But, then again, she always kept it's cover on t, so no real danger there. And, like you, we were never allowed to touch it. Ouch!! I vividly remember going to my Grandmother's and seeing her Singer sewing machine sitting in the living room. I’d sit on the floor and watch as her feet deftly pedaled fast on the straightaway and then slowed as she rounded a. Later as a teenager, when I was allowed to play with it, I learned the dangers of that firsthand although I survived relatively unscathed! When I was young, I’d watch in fascination as my mother used her treadle sewing machine (a late 1800’s Singer that belonged to my great-grandmother) to fashion all sorts of clothing, blankets, couch covers and schoolbags. JScott: My 75 year old mother has my Grandmother's sewing machine as well! It is a very plain cabinet compared to this one, but was the first treadle machine I ever saw and I was instantly fascinated by it but as young kids we were never allowed to touch it as the biggest fear is we would get our hands or feet caught in the treadle and flywheel. Hooray I dated this one correctly! One out of 5,00o ain't too bad!įor Singer, the 115 is one of the less common 'typical' machines, with a production run of 1912-1924 for USA and some additional in Canada for which there are no specific records, but all up under 500,000 made.

It's from the batch G- 3497676 - 3502675, model 115, a batch of 5000 identical machines commissioned March 18 1914, at the Elizabethport factory in New Jersey.

#WHAT YEAR IS MY SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE FRAME SERIAL NUMBER#

If you post the serial number I may be able to give you the full batch date and factory info (as long as it's not a Canadian one) :) This one is a Model 115 with Tiffany decals (sometimes called Gingerbread). Oh, and it still works well!! You got a real bargain there!! This is amazing!! My 82 year old mother has my Grandmother's Singer sewing machine that is in a nearly identical cabinet.