#Standard sewing machine serial numbers serial numbers#
However, lists of serial numbers for machines produced from 1851-1870 are unavailable because the original serial number log books were lost. This will reveal the year your machine was manufactured. Match the serial number on your sewing machine with a serial number on one of the three lists the Singer Company posts online (see Resources). The Singer 99k sewing machine is small in size measuring only 12-½’ wide, this image shows an early version the 99K (99K21 - 26) made between 1924 to 1954. If your sewing machine does not have a model number, but has a serial number similar in location to the image above, use the images below to help identify the sewing machine model number. Antique Sewing Machine Standard Foot Treadle Oak 7 DrawerExtras! 1894 We Ship. Old Antique Treadle, Paragon Standard Sewing Machine Co 1899-1910 serial # 51097. Gradually though a small number of firms started to produce primative sewing machines and later the American courts decided many of the machines produced infringed Elias Howe’s Patent. Then there is delivery to the depot, storage, sales to the shop, and eventually sales to the customer.Īlthough Elias Howe had patented the lock stitch sewing machine in 1846 initially there was little interest in this new invention. The machines were miles from completion, packing and delivery. The castings were marked with the serial number during manufacture. The production runs at factories like Kilbowie were complex and long. Singer machine serial number dating Guide Please note this is only a guide, not gospel! Some people mail me to say they have a receipt from 1950 so how could my guide have their machine as made in 1948 or 1949? Let me explain.
(Where your Singer has two serial numbers always choose the larger of the two to date your machine) The simple guide to dating your early Singer sewing machines. You may have seen him on The Great British Sewing Bee or How The Victorians Built Britain. He has written extensively for trade magazines, radio, television, books and publications world wide. Alex has spent a lifetime in the sewing industry and is considered one of the foremost experts of pioneering machines and their inventors.
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