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Ref: 185			Machine Nickname:	"Barbie"
Singer 1911 Model 24 (in rehab)

1911 Singer 24	Serial # G1600752

Photo Acknowledgement: parts.singerco.com
The hand wheel on this Singer 24-50 has a shallow belt groove in it. The Singer 24-50 parts manual lists wheel #22409 (see Singer photo) for this machine, and it is a smooth wheel without a belt groove. Possibly, the belt groove in this hand wheel was added with a lathe to provide for an external motor not mounted under the machine. Note that the wheel in the Singer Parts Chart photo is of the back side of the wheel. The normal belt pulley is still on the machine in the normal position.


Ref: 196			Machine Nickname:
Davis Vertical Feed Type 5 (NVF) Treadle or Electric (in rehab)

Davis	Vertical Feed Type 5	Serial #3744636


Ref: 307
Davis Vertical Feed Type 5 (NVF) (parts machine)

Davis	Vertical Feed Type 5	Serial# 778543


Ref: 213			Machine Nickname:	"Martha"
White Embossed Rotary 31 (in rehab)

White Embossed Rotary 31	Serial # 31X29983

White Martha Washington Cabinet - serving dual duty as a coffee table.


Ref: 224			Machine Nickname:	"Genie"
Bear's Singer 353B Genie (in rehab)

Singer 353B Genie	Serial # J31005615



Ref: 234			Machine Nickname:	"Hank"
Henry Stewart Barbell Bed from the 1800s (in rehab)

1883 Henry Stewart	Serial # 603040	"New Stewart"



Ref: 242			Machine Nickname:
1889 Willcox & Gibbs Automatic (in rehab)

Willcox & Gibbs	Automatic	Serial# A432624		Davis Treadle Stand with home-made top.


Ref: 258			Machine Nickname:	"Barb"
Singer Model 301A (in service)

1956 Singer 301A	Serial # NB142799			Singer Model 430 Cabinet
This machine is currently being used for straight-stitch quilt piecing as well as free-motion quilting.

Ref: 265
Singer 185J (in rehab)

1954 Singer 185J	Ser #JD750864		Mfg Date: 1954

This machine and cabinet recently arrived from a pair of local owners, and have been combined into one unit. The cabinet is a model 49. The mechanism turns freely, but it's unknown if the machine sews. The green plastic base shown on the machine has been removed, and I haven't gotten a photo of the new combination together.


Ref: 467			Machine Nickname:
Singer Model 201K4

1948 Singer 201K4	Serial # EE896964
This machine was originally an electric model 201K3. The motor, light, and solid hand wheel were removed and a Singer spoked hand wheel (from a Singer 66) and a Singer hand crank (from a Singer 28K1) was added. It appears to be a re-paint. There are paperclip decals on the arm, but no decals at all on the bed.


Ref: 485T			Machine Nickname:	"MUTT"
Singer MUTT

Singer Treadle	MUTT = Multi-Use Traveling Treadle

Singer Top #1	Singer Top #1	Singer Top #2	MUTT Re-painted
Singer 306W	Singer 66	Bernett 203 Serger	May 2012
Treadle Zigzag	Treadle SS	Treadle Serger	Flat Black
The tops are interchangable with the removal of 4 wood screws. Top #1 - From a Singer Model 56 (electric) cabinet surface. Accepts standard Singer full-size flatbed machines. Top #2 - The extension leaf of the Singer Model 56 (electric) cabinet, inverted and set up with a belt groove near the front of the surface (for a serger location). MUTT weight with this top (without serger) is about 35 pounds.
This treadle stand was originally a Singer Model 46912 pressed tubular steel leg stand (as far as I know). The original cabinet has been removed, along with the dress guard. The stand will be used with a variety of tops to facilitate a number of different machines, and was especially created for hauling and packing with mobility in mind. Weight and size are kept to a minimum for handling. It's intended use will be at Quilt Shows, Craft Shows, Fairs, and other booth-type venues and events.




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