A genuine piece of Scottish engineering, this magnificent Singer treadle sewing machine was manufactured at the renowned Kilbowie, Clydebank factory in 1920. This machine isn't just a unique furniture item—it's a functioning piece of history.
 
Verified Antique: At 105 years old, this machine qualifies as a true antique, cherished for its heavy-duty construction and timeless appeal.
 
Cabinet Condition: The solid wooden cabinet, featuring four side drawers and a central compartment, has been lovingly treated with a deep beeswax polish. This process nourishes the wood and enhances the rich grain, leaving a wonderful scent and a protected, natural finish.
 
Ready to Treadle: The mechanism is mechanically sound and ready for use, featuring a newly installed leather drive belt for smooth, responsive operation.
 
Technical Specifications:
Serial Number F9600682
Year of Issue: 1920 Manufacturing Plant: Kilbowie, Clydebank, Scotland
Likely Model: Model 15 or 66 (The standard workhorse models of the era, known for their powerful stitch)
Base: Original cast iron treadle base with the iconic "SINGER" logo and decorative trellis design.
 
Modern Versatility Whether you are a collector, a seamstress, or an interior design enthusiast, this piece fits perfectly:
 
Hallway Console: The machine head fully retracts, providing a perfect flat surface for displaying art or flowers.
 
Industrial Desk: The contrast of the black cast iron and the polished wood lends itself perfectly to industrial or farmhouse decor.
 
Functional Art: Use it to sew heavy materials (like denim or leather) that modern machines struggle with.