craftybear

I was reading a post on here and did some research online and found this about how to determine the age of antique Singer sewing machines

http://www.sewalot.com/dating_singer...ial_number.htm

craftybear

I have my grandma's and need to get it out and see what age it is?

This will be interesting. Who else has antique Singer sewing machines.

Chasing Hawk

I have one circa 1930's and one that would be deemed a classic.

craftybear

Hi,

That is awesome, did you know the year of it before?

Karen

Chasing Hawk

Yes, the people we bought it from dated it. I got it at for 20 bucks. Cause they needed it out of the house. Even came with tons of goodies. Like the ruffler and a bias tape thing and a hemmer, it's pretty cool. The "classic" one was given to me by my Aunt, that machine now sits on that cabinet.

Crafty1

You can also use this: http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_numbers.html

zennia

Thank You. I have an antique singer. Going to look at details later today.

sewcrafty

Thank you. I have my grandmother's sewing machine with all the attachments and will be checking this out.

Denise

foxxigrani

The singer site is a lot easier to find your FW or old singer machines and dates. I have went in there several times to see and did some research, not a lot, and they offer the best.

Thank you everyone for the new sites to check.

Rita

jumpin' judy

That was fun! I have my grandmother's machine. It was built 1926 in Elizabeth, NJ. Thanks for posting that resource. I also have a 1950 Featherweight.