Antique Singer Model 66 Treadle Sewing Machine
January 19, 1911 | Serial No. G10654
A wonderful piece of sewing history, this Singer Model 66 treadle sewing machine dates to 1911, making it more than 115 years old.
According to the serial number information provided, G10654 corresponds to an allotment dated January 19, 1911, with only 4,000 machines produced in that particular batch.
The Singer Model 66 became one of Singer's classic full-size domestic sewing machines. One of its notable features was its convenient drop-in bobbin system, a design that helped distinguish the Model 66 from many earlier machines.
This example features the beautiful decorative detailing associated with early Singer machines, along with the unmistakable black finish and traditional handwheel. Designed for use with a foot-powered treadle cabinet, it represents an era when the sewing machine was not only an essential household tool but also a beautifully crafted piece of furniture and machinery.
Today, these early Singer machines are wonderful pieces for collectors, sewing enthusiasts, textile studios, vintage displays or simply as a beautiful reminder of the history of home sewing.
Model: Singer Class 66
Serial Number: G10654
Date: January 19, 1911
Production allotment: 4,000 machines in this batch
Configuration: Treadle
Bobbin style: Drop-in bobbin
Imagine the garments this machine may have created and the hands that have guided fabric beneath its needle over the past 115 years. A lovely piece of sewing history looking for its next home.
Sold as a vintage/antique piece. Unless otherwise stated, no representation is being made regarding its current mechanical or sewing condition.
Compare at $400.00. Sale Price $150.00