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Most sewing machine companies in the past produced a "toy sewing machine" for the little girl to learn on. Often times these were given as a premium upon purchase of a regular machine. Toy machines can be found produced as early as 1700's to present and in every type of material- from cast iron to modern day plastics. Some of these are very ornate and detailed. |
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Singer
Toy Sewing Machine c. 1950 Size 6 1/2" h x 3 1/2" d x 7"w Made in Great Britian Shiny Beige Finish Primo Condition; No Chips Includes Seam Guide, Box and Booklet; Box has wear and bare spots but solid; J-386 $375 |
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Singer
Toy Seewing Machine c. 195 Size 6 1/2"h x 3 1/2"d x 7"w Black Shiny Finish Reference plate #370 Vol I; Thread route, tension, and spool holder All painted black; No chips or rust, good condition; J-387 $300 |
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SINGER
Toy Sewing Machine c. 1920 Size 6 1/4"h x 3"d x 7"w Reference plate 357 vol 1 Near mint condition! JS-385 $385 |
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GERMAN
TIN Size: 6" tall, 3" wide, 6" long Black with gold, green and red designs J-233 Price: $125 |
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ESSEX
Toy Sewing Machine c. 1940-1950 size 61/4"h x 31/2"d x 8"w Machine sits on wood base and includes wood extension and original instruction book (ref: plate 130, vol 1) J-1438 Price: $185 |
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KAYEE
SEWMASTER cc. post WW11 |
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SINGER
Sewhandy Model 50D- c. 1960 |
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Singer
Toy Sewing Machine c. 1950 Size 6 1/2h x 3 1/2 d x 7 w Made in Great Britain stamped on base above gold medal Shiny beige finish reference-plate 373 vol 1 Beautiful condition, few minor chips on wheel and chip where clamp was used JS-382 $300 |
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ESSEX
Toy Sewing Machine c.1940-1950 Size: 6 1/4"h x 3 1/2"d x 8"w Machine sits on wood base and has an added table extension. Maroon body, all chrome plate, wheel, etc. Comes with vinyl case with metal corners, hinges, and clasps. Note: all the metal pieces have some rust, no attempt to remove yet. Handle is heavy plastic. Included are original instruction booklet, table extension, table clamp, and case. *(ref: plate 130, vol.1) Price: - SOLD |
| * NOTE: Toy sewing machines shown on this site will often times refer to a plate number to help describe and clarify the model being shown. These plate numbers refer to the two books written by Glenda Thomas, TOY AND MINIATURE SEWING MACHINES- vol. 1 & vol. 2 - Great reference books for both beginning and avid collectors! | |
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