LyndaK

For information about all things "treadle", try subscribing to the mailing list at www.treadleon.net as they are a lovely helpful group.

jeank

for a replacement belt, we used a leather shoelace.

Jean

Victoria L

Yes!....plese let us know what is inside :)

Joyce Ann

Very nice

TeresaPofWyoming

I just brought home a Montgomery treadle machine that belonged to my Grandmother. The key was inside one of the drawers. The end of the key is 3-sided (like a triangle) but the tip is blunt. Maybe look in some of the new screwdriver kits and see if any of them would work.

KSue

She looks Great!! Congrats!

Quilter7x

So glad you were able to get at the treasures in the drawers. Looks like a nice machine that followed you home! :lol:

darlenedowns

Congratulations My brother has informed me that he has a Singer treadle in cabinet with all trimmings and he is going to give it to me It was his wife's mothers and they want me to have it
I can't wait to go get it to set and play with in my sewing room

vintagemotif

Congrats! You are going to love that treadle!
Some folks in the Vintage Sewing Machine Shop, here on the Quilting Board, chat about their vintage Whites and can be of help to you. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-43881-1213.htm

I treadle all my vintage machines, use them to make my quilts, but I don't own a White.

Come on over to chat with us. Glenn is very good at restoring cabinets, and has posted an excellent tutorial on how to. Billy has an excellent tutorial on cleaning up vintage machines. And the rest of us just chatter away with our discoveries.

I always say that the vintage machine finds us. So, don't be surprised if your collection grows.

carrieg

Fun for you!

I have my grandmother's White, so that makes me the 2nd owner. THe most recent date on it is 1919.