I bought it at a thrift store and am not sure if it is an authentic F B Rogers piece. I know the insert is not original. May even sell it but not sure yet
"New Automatic" treadle sewing machine made by Sewing Machine Factory in Rockford, Illinois. Item is intact and fully functional. Decals are worn, in some areas worse than others. Decals are green with orange and gold(?). It has a metal plate on back of machine, near handwheel, with "C338438" stamped on it. Bobbin case is bullet-shaped and swings front-to-back while sewing. Uses long thin bobbins and has 4 included. When opening the unit up, the top lid raises the machine head as it opens. Blue Instruction Book came with it and has New Automatic stamped on front cover.
Late 1800's rocking chair from the Wisconsin Chair Company of Port Washington, Wisconsin. Warn runners, good condition. been in the family for at least four generations.
I got these chairs from a family member because I was in need of dining room chairs. But I relized that they mite be worth something. One of the chairs has a tag on it that says Webster Manufacturing Company Station B. Superior Wisconsin. with chair number, finish number, material number, and date. I am just wondering what all 5 of these chairs are worth.
