In 1939, the U.S. War Department contracted the Singer Sewing Machine Company to build 500 1911A1s. The contract, Educational Order W-ORD-396, was a test to see if Singer could produce 100 guns a ...

By 1863, the Singer Manufacturing Company held 22 patents and sold 20,000 sewing machines yearly. Within eight years, the yearly sales reached 180,000 sewing machines, which included their New ...

The Singer Featherweight is a classic among sewing machine collectors, and it's super valuable in the rare matte crinkle finish. In fact, there are only 43 known examples. One in perfect condition ...

This machine was last used at the J. Schoeneman men’s suit factory in PA. Charismatic inventor Isaac Merritt Singer did much to improve and popularize the sewing machine but it was company president ...

Singer sewing machines range in price from $84.99 for a simple mending machine to $1,099.99 for a sewing and embroidery machine. Mid-range prices include mechanical and heavy-duty sewing machines ...

In 1873 the Singer Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company purchased 32 acres at the site, and established the factory where it would make the iconic machines for more than a century, NJ.com reported.

It was the most popular toy sewing machine ever manufactured. Your machine likely dates to 1950-1955. “Sewhandy” machines of similar vintage and condition are seen to sell in the $50-$100 ...

It’s where Singer Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company purchased 32 acres of land in 1873 and established its first factory in the United States. At the time, ...

An authorized spokesman for the Singer Company here confirmed today reports it had received an inquiry from an Arab Boycott office about its activities in Israel and added that there had been no ...