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Re: Antique Sewing Machine
Re: Antique Sewing Machine
No, I can't even determine a date of this one. I haven't received any appraisal or other information yet......
In reply to Re: Antique Sewing Machine by mustangdebbie
Re: Antique Sewing Machine
These Free Duo-Rotary machines were marketed by Westinghouse and postdate the 1920's as far as I know. There is not much of a demand for these treadle machines, the common misconception is that they are rare, but truth be told they often fail to get bids at auction or don't sell for much more the $150.00 in many cases.