Collectible Sewing Machines

Add To Your Collection Of Collectible Sewing Machines

Whether you're an avid collector or just starting out, the right vintage sewing machine may be what you need to make your collection memorable. You can use your vintage sewing machine to learn how to sew or to hone your skills.

You can find a large variety of vintage sewing machines from Singer, Pfaff, Kenmore, Elna, Morse, and Necchi. The sewing machines come in domestic or industrial size and are vintage originals, vintage reproductions, contemporary originals, or contemporary reproductions.

If you're looking to add a specific piece to your collection, choose a model from the vintage 1950 Singer sewing machine collection. The Featherweight 221, the Zigzagger 301, and the Heavy Duty Slant O Matic are all good choices if you need a sewing machine to perform a specific job such as making quilts or curtains. The model 99 is a Singer vintage portable sewing machine that is small and lightweight.

An old portable sewing machine from Brother makes it easy to store and set up wherever you need. You will find the Brother Sovereign, Cambridge, Charger, Super Select O Matic, Precision, Galaxie, Pacesetter, and Prestige models all have the versatility and convenience you want in a portable sewing machine.

You may be searching for a Swiss-made Elna to add to your sewing machine collectibles. You can find models from this brand such as the Supermatic, Tavaro, Zig Zag, and the Star De Luxe. eBay also has models from the brands Kenmore and Morse that are portable and lightweight.

A vintage Piedmont sewing machine for sale on eBay would be a rare addition to your collection. A Raico sewing machine comes in a lightweight model that includes a case. You will also find parts for a Bell sewing machine for sale on eBay.

Some of the brands offer child-sized or toy sewing machines. Check out the child's Baby Brother vintage sewing machines or the Singer 20 Sewhandy Toy sewing machines.

Some of the vintage sewing machines on eBay will come with a foot pedal, electric cord, bobbins, light bulbs, needles, or presser feet. If you are new to sewing, you may want to look for a sewing machine that has a manual or instruction booklet. Some manuals will guide you through basic techniques or show you more complex techniques like how to make buttonholes.

Some of the sewing machines may have cases that are plastic, wood, embellished, or customized. If you prefer a more permanent storage space, look for a sewing machine that comes with a table or cabinet.

If you're looking to refurbish or repair your vintage sewing machine, look for separate items such as side or front plates, foot pedals, hand wheels, gears, or buttonholers. You may also find that missing manual or instruction book to go with your existing sewing machine.