To determine the age of your Franklin Treadle Sewing Machine with serial number 20553, you'll need to reference specific production records or databases for Franklin machines, as the age can vary based on the model and production year. Generally, many Franklin machines were produced in the late 19th to early 20th centuries. If you can find the manufacturing date associated with that serial number, you can calculate its age from that year.
The serial number on a Remington Treadle sewing machine is typically located on the underside of the machine's base or on the side of the machine's body. You may also find it on a metal plate or stamped directly into the metal. If you're having difficulty locating it, check the area near the foot pedal or where the machine is mounted to the treadle frame.
I have a treadle sewing machine from the 1920's and found a serial number on it and 'Singer' made this particular sewing machine. I phoned the sewing machine company and gave them the serial number. Unfortunately, the sewing machine was not worth much (it was in working order.) You have to be very wary when dealing with companies who put out the product and also the next step is going to an antique dealer with a picture of the sewing machine and the date it was made, but again I stress, be wary. You could also put your information onto: www.google.com Do your research and see what your sewing machine is worth. Then go to an antique dealer.
If the serial number has a letter prefix or suffix, the machine was made in 1900 or after. In this case, the "H" denotes that the sewing machine was made in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and the numbers mean it was made in 1906. The Singer Web site has this information. The worth is very dependent on its condition and its setting.
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.
The value of a New Royal Treadle Sewing Machine from 1897 can vary significantly based on its condition, completeness, and market demand. Generally, such machines can range from $100 to $300, with well-preserved models or those with unique features potentially fetching higher prices. To get a more accurate estimate, it's advisable to consult antique sewing machine collectors or appraisers. Additionally, checking recent sales of similar models can provide further insight into its current market value.
I have a new royal sewing machine made by the chicago sewing machine co. the serial no.. is384985
I have have Franklin Long shuttle model number 117.52 any idea how much this is worth? I have all the hard ware and manual.
There is not a model 14814220 for the Kenmore Vintage Sewing machine; this number is the part number.
I bought my Sears Kenmore sewing machine, Model 1516, in 1972.
The singer sewing machine with a serial number AD588457 was 1933, model 15. Made in Elizabeth, NJ.
To determine the year of a Davis treadle with serial number 1098354, you typically need to refer to specific dating charts or records from the manufacturer. Davis sewing machines were produced mainly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Based on general serial number trends, it is likely that this machine was made in the early 1900s, but for an exact year, consulting a dedicated reference or collector's guide would be necessary.
I think it might be a New Home Machine serial number. Here is the page to reference http://www.ismacs.net/nh/dates.html If it's not there, that site also has pages for other brands' serial numbers as well. This is the main page with links to brands. http://www.ismacs.net/gallery.html Hope this helps.