Vintage sewing machines are valued much like vintage automobiles. Just saying you have a Hudson sewing machine is not enough to establish the value. Several other factors must be considered: - Condition: Is it a rusty hulk, or shiny, showroom shape? - Model: Each manufacturer made several machines for different pocketbooks, just as with autos, the luxury models usually retain their value better than the utility models. - Configuration: If it is mounted in a treadle cabinet, how many drawers does the cabinet have? Counting the center drawer, it could be 3, 5, or 7 drawers. Is there any fancy carving on the cabinet, or is it pretty plain? Often, the treadle cabinet is worth more than the machine itself! - Accessories: Does the machine have its instruction manual and full complement of accessories that came with it? Are there any additional accessories that were purchased later? Then there are other issues that can affect the selling price of a vintage sewing machine: - Location: If you live in an upscale neighborhood, probably very few buyers will be interested in an average condition old sewing machine. If you live in an area with a large number of lower income families, they might want an old, reliable sewing machine to actually sew on. - Furniture value: If your machine is in a nice wood cabinet, some may be interested in it purely for its decorative value. Others will shy away because they don't have room for a cabinet or it does not match their décor. Some buyers will only want a portable model they can stash away in a closet when not in use. - Shipping: If you are only willing to sell locally, your market will be limited. If your machine is small enough to ship, listing it on Ebay might bring a quicker sale and higher price. Speaking of Ebay, that is probably the best place to research prices for old sewing machines. Look for machines of the same model and age, in the same condition. Note the accessories that come with it and see how closely your item matches the Ebay item.
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The only way to determine the value of any sewing machine is to have an expert examine it. The value depends on the condition of the machine and how rare it is.
Because of the popularity of these machines and the excellent quality, many are still in use today. The value to collectors will depend entirely on how well the machine has been maintained, and what accessories you have. From what I have seen, no one is paying much more than $100 for them, even in the best condition. There is an excellent forum for singer treadle sewing machine owners on about.com where you can find a lot of information about your machine and share ideas with other owners. See the link I have provided.
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hi my name is Brenda,, i have an old zenith sewing machine,,, im not to sure of the year of it,, i was wondering how much their worth
I think the value would be $1,000
The value that a single treadle sewing machine in one drawer plus domed hood in all good working condition would be at least $50.
If you find someone who is collecting antiqueties then you may be able to sell if for £600-£1200.
Many of the sewing machines are valued in price close to $50 each. The amount will vary depending upon the condition that they are in.
I bought one this week by 100 Euro, but is an elgin genius, I don't know if is that the answer you want?
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The value of model 5151 sewing machine is between $250 and $350
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The value of a Phoenix 82 sewing machine depends greatly on the condition of the machine. To get an accurate value, the machine would need to be assessed by a professional after inspecting the machine.
The only way to determine the value of any sewing machine is to have an expert examine it. The value depends on the condition of the machine and how rare it is.
Because of the popularity of these machines and the excellent quality, many are still in use today. The value to collectors will depend entirely on how well the machine has been maintained, and what accessories you have. From what I have seen, no one is paying much more than $100 for them, even in the best condition. There is an excellent forum for singer treadle sewing machine owners on about.com where you can find a lot of information about your machine and share ideas with other owners. See the link I have provided.
What is the value of my Singer miniature see machine serial # 29962 ?