An exceptional, highly collectible antique portable electric sewing machine manufactured by The Singer Manufacturing Company. This model 128 machine is adorned with intricate, well-preserved golden “La Vencedora” Victorian filigree decals contrasting beautifully against the glossy black enamel finish. The machine is outfitted with its original SIMANCO Catalog B.U.7-A attached sewing motor and a bullet-style rear work light. This complete estate lot includes the matching heavy walnut bentwood dome carrying case shell with inlaid gold lettering and original key, along with a rare green paper instruction manual dated April 1921. Mechanically it remains untested; however, all wiring insulation and power cords appear structurally solid, intact, and well-preserved. The entire lot is graded in excellent antique condition with light surface storage dust (I wet my finger and ran it across the machine. It should clean up beautifully).
Manufacturer: The Singer Manufacturing Company
Model: 128 (Lock Stitch / Vibrating Shuttle)
Motor Catalog: B.U.7-A (SIMANCO, U.S.A.)
Manual Date: April, 1921 (Form 8792)
Inclusions: Sewing machine base, bentwood dome case lid, original key, 1921 manual
Testing Status: Untested (fabric cords are frayed as pictured)
Condition: Excellent Antique Condition
Antique Singer 128 Portable Electric Sewing Machine with Bentwood Case & Manual
An exceptional, highly collectible antique portable electric sewing machine manufactured by The Singer Manufacturing Company. This model 128 machine is adorned with intricate, well-preserved golden “La Vencedora” Victorian filigree decals contrasting beautifully against the glossy black enamel finish. The machine is outfitted with its original SIMANCO Catalog B.U.7-A attached sewing motor and a bullet-style rear…
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- Pickerington, Ohio, United States (US)