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| We acquired this Canadian machine in 2016. It's a Little Wanzer made in Hamilton, ON in 1867. It has the date etched in it. Fun to have a machine made in Canada's founding year. |
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| A beautiful Raymond No 1 - made in Guelph, ON |
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| A lovely Gardner treadle machine also made in Hamilton ON. |
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| A Singer 15 with the Canadian National Exhibition badge from 1939 |
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| A lovely Singer 99 given to us by an older man in our town |
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| The Singer 99 also has the Canadian National Exhibition badge from 1939 |
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| My Singer 15-88 treadle machine from 1951 that I use almost daily |
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| Singer 27 made in 1904 exactly like the treadle sewing machine that I learned to sew on. |
2 comments:
They are all so beautiful, I wish they could talk and tell us some of the stories of where they have been and what they sewn.
Lovely machines! I think I have one machine from Canada (a Singer 15).
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