Antique Singer Model 66 "Red Eye" Treadle Sewing Machine – 1911 – For Restoratio View Watchlist >
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Antique Singer Model 66 "Red Eye" Treadle Sewing Machine – 1911 – For Restoration
This listing features an antique Singer Model 66 "Red Eye" treadle sewing machine, serial number G9265427, which dates its manufacture to 1911 at the Elizabethport, New Jersey factory . Renowned for its vibrant "Red Eye" decals, the Model 66 is celebrated for its durability and was among the first mass-produced machines to deliver near-perfect stitches .
Housed in its original solid wood cabinet, marked with "17" inside, the unit includes four drawers and a flip-down divided storage compartment measuring approximately 2.75 inches in height. The cast iron treadle base is marked accordingly, and the treadle wheel is stamped with the number "2".
This machine is ideal for collectors or restoration projects, offering a glimpse into early 20th-century sewing craftsmanship.
Condition
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Overall: Poor – suitable for parts or restoration.
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Functionality: Non-operational and untested.
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Missing Components: Belt, one drawer knob, and cabinet key.
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Cosmetic Wear: Significant finish wear, scratches, paint splatters, and a cracked finish consistent with age.
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Additional Notes: The cabinet and machine exhibit heavy wear and damage appropriate for their age.
Dimensions
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Closed Cabinet: 30" (H) x 35.5" (W) x 17.25" (D)
