jlhmnj

I was browsing Craigslist and noticed this 1905-1908 Wheeler and Wilson D9 for sale with a great price but a little too far away. The original owners manual has been over stamped Singer Manufacturing Co. on front and back cover. Apparently done to use up the old manuals and/or used until new manuals could be printed. Nothing spectacular but a great sewing machine.

http://richmond.craigslist.org/atq/4587772400.html


Singer 1908 Catalog labeled "Wheeler and Wilson 9 W 1"

http://needlebar.org/manuals/singer1908catalogue.pdf



Replaced in 1909 catalog by Singer 9W with Singer decals and made to fit Singer cabinetry:
http://needlebar.org/manuals/singer1909catalogue.pdf


The W&W D9 or 9W1 was Singers first rotary model.

Jon

HelenAnn

That almost makes me want to take a vacation. I must have some discipline . I must have some discipline.....
I must finish what I have started.

Rodney

That's a really good price.
Rodney

Macybaby

I'd be tempted to buy the WW just to get the manual.

SteveH

even this one would be worth it...
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/atq/4577102436.html

jlhmnj

The W&W Yahoo group has a copy of a complete manual or I could email. File too large for QB. I thought the Singer overstamp of W&W pretty neat and only done for a short period of time. I purchased the manual off ebay and copied about a year ago.

Jon