Sewing Machine Eye Candy
Nothing significant about these, just a few machines that caught my eye...
Funky "Precision" brand machine, yet another Singer 15
clone. Probably made by Happy, manual availablehere.
A "Steinway Grand" that appears to be a badged machine made by National from 1916.
A promotion for Steinway pianos? Another mystery. My Steinway books are silent!
Keeping with the piano theme, here's a "Baldwin", another singer 15 clone.
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This one was actually made by the company which eventually morphed into the Estey
Piano & Organ Company, probably the most prolific maker of reed organs during that
instrument's heyday. Not as well known are their pianos which were made from 1889 'til 1975!
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A "Mercedes", probably made in Japan, probably a blatant theft of trademark.
Certainly yet another Singer 15 knockoff. I'd love to have it!
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One of my dance sisters is named Isabela...
Pfaff 130. Apparently quite the collector's item.
The sewing machine of the future? This "Beloga" was a design exercise.
A rarely seen Singer 16K - note very long arm.
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Zundapp from Germany. Zundapp was better known for their motorcycles.
A little bit of oil and she'll be as good as new!
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