This beautifully preserved 99k was made by Singer around 1957. It's a 3/4 size straight stitch machine made in an era of quality and precision in Singer's history. This particular machine still boasts its original mirror finish, all intact decals, and solid carrying case. Includes machine case, foot control, some accessories, and many extra bobbins. This machine went through a functional restoration process, including deep cleaning inside and out, replacement light fixture (new wiring), motor service, and thorough final inspection and test sewing. I guarantee my work and welcome you to come back within one year of purchase with any repair issues that need to be addressed, free of charge.

Solid flatbed machine with all metal gears and Kenmore's dual belt pulley system - this gives it great piercing power! This machine has 12 built-in utility and stretch stitches with no cams required. It got the works: Deep cleaning top to bottom, motor service, new belts and is now sewing beautifully.

This mini Kenmore machine is practical, easy to transport, and cute. It is a 3/4 size machine with a fold out extension table similar to a Singer Featherweight, but with more versatility: zigzag, feed dog drop, buttonhole capabilities, stretch stitch, and more. With all metal gears and Kenmore's twin belt drive, it packs a lot of power in a little package.   This particular machine does not have the accessory box that usually comes integrated with the machine, but a custom made replacement panel that restores the structural integrity of the sewing surface.   This machine went through a functional restoration process, including restorative cleaning inside and out, re-lubrication, and thorough final inspection and test sewing. I guarantee my work and welcome you to come back within one year of purchase with any repair issues: they will be addressed, free of charge. Included with purchase: Various Kenmore attachments and screwdriver, modern electronic foot control, original rose carrying case, 5 class 15 bobbins.

Singer 222k, not just any Featherweight! Remove the flat bed extension to reveal the tiniest little free arm, and flip the lever to drop feed dogs for free motion quilting or embroidery. Whether you're a collector or looking for a machine to take to your next quilting retreat, this machine will serve you well. Includes a hard to find original darning/embroidery foot among other accessories, and a new (reproduction) case with keys from the Featherweight Shop.

--- SOLD --- The 206 was Singer’s first domestic zigzag machine - the “bight control” mechanism (space age looking mechanism above the stitch length lever) controls stitch width and needle position. It has a special large capacity bobbin (L-style), and that paired with the strength and speed of the machine prompt some to call it semi-industrial. The 206 is unique in that it used special needles with a shorter point than the standard 15x1 needle. In its original form, it took ONLY 206x13 needles. This particular machine is able to use either kind of needle - I am including both the original bobbin case and a new-style one that allows you to use normal needles.