C. 1870'S WHEELER & WILSON NO. 3 SEWING MACHINE

Rare Wheeler & Wilson Model No. 3 "curved needle" sewing machine, c. 1873. Serial No. 917285. Dimensions: H 6" x W 12" x D 9.25" Condition: Not tested. Platform missing one screw, another screw appare

1- Victorian Sewing Box with spool holders and pincushion top. 9" tall. 2- Two antique mid 1800's Turned Wood Sewing Clamps. Longest 10-1/2". 3- Vintage Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Pressed Oak Box

'Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines' Metal Sign, Connecticut, c. 1900. Sheet iron sign with embossed text in white on dark blue ground, screwed to conforming wooden support, 124cm wide, 7cm deep, 17cm h

29-3/4 wide x 17-1/4 (down) 23-3/4 (up) deep x 37 high. Corrosion to metal.

139C. GROUP OF 30 ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS. 30 advertising trade cards mostly 3" x 4 1/2" advertising for companies/products including: Domestic Sewing Machine, Wheeler & Wilson New No 9 sewing machine

Title: C. F. Denny & Clinton L. DeMun Date: circa 1870-1920 Dimensions: 3.5 & 3.75 inches tall Signature: T & V France (C. F. Denny)

oak & iron stand, with key extended: 42 inches wide; 16 inches deep; 39 1/2 inches high

Antique 19th Century Wheeler Wilson (Singer) Sewing Machine D-9 With Original Table | Machine is marked Wheeler & Wilson MFG Co., Bridgeport Conn. D9. Patented Jul. 17th 88. Mar 25th 90. Aug. 2nd

An 1892 Patent US Wheeler & Wilson W9 sewing machine in original box, to/w original instructions and other accessories in walnut tambour front small box (2)

Vintage Wheeler & Wison Sewing Machine Parts & wooden box with red velvet lining. Mix of metal machine parts, some with measurements, some with engraved writing. Surface wear and rusting on pieces. Wo

Antique W&W Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Embossed Oak Attachments Parts Box Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with quest

with lift top case, from the mid 1800's, unusual form, 26" wide x 35" tall x 20" deep, Bridgeport, CT. Previously on exhibit at the St. Lawrence County Historical Association. From the Estate of Carlt

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Paw-Foot Style Sewing Machine, c. 1870 Unmarked, hand-cranked, painted decoration, missing 1 cover, length 12 ¼ in. Gußeiserne Nähmaschine, um 1870 Unbezeichnet, Handkurbel, Löwenfüße, handgemal

Includes Standard Sewing Machine, Household Sewing Machine, Wheeler & Wilson New No. 9, New Home Sewing Machine Co., Leader Sewing Machine Co, and Davis Sewing Machine Co. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding

Sewing machine attachment box , Wheeler and Wilson

All are porcelain. The tailor mug reads J. E. Holdredge. Ht: 3.25" The oven mug reads John Smedick. Ht: 3.75" The tailor mug reads C. F. Theider. Ht: 3.5" The sewing machine mug reads G. A. Ziemendorf

Lot (3) 19th c. cast iron sewing machines. Nice examples in super paint surfaces. Largest 13" x 7" x 11 1/2". One has removable base.

early children's sewing machine, iron casting, handpainted, France, c. 1870, flower picture as transfer, height: 13.5 cm German Description Frühe Kinder-Nähmaschine, Eisenguss, handlackiert,

SEWING MACHINE ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS, LOT OF 56, including Singer, New Home, Wheeler & Wilson, White, and Standard. Fourth quarter 19th century. Various sizes.Most in very good or better condition,

7 Sewing Machines and 13 Pairs of Antique Scissors 1) G.N. & Co., Grimme & Natalis, Germany, c. 1870, cast metal, hand-turned, somewhat rusty. - 2) Unmarked, c. 1875, probably Germany, cast metal, loo

Casige + Singer, 2 child's sewing machines, Brit. Zone + Germany, cast iron, function ok, with description, box C 2-3, C

Nineteen Toy Sewing Machines 1) Five by Casige, Germany, c. 1950, lacquered tin. - 2) Five by Regina, Germany, c. 1960, lacquered tin, three crank-driven, two battery-operated. - 3) USSR, c. 1950, cas

Seventeen Toy Sewing Machines 1) Four by Casige, Germany, c. 1950, lithographed or painted tin, in boxes. - 2) Sibyll, GDR, c. 1980, electric, plastic. - 3) Palitoy, England, c. 1960, lacquered metal.