Vintage Sewing Machines

Welcome to Vintage Sewing Machines

One of the most iconic symbols of the industrial revolution is the vintage sewing machines. These heavy, steel, mechanical machines made sewing-once a laborously long job-get done much faster. This opened the doors for ready-made clothing, draperies, slipcovers, etc.

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Vintage Sewing Machines: Why Do So Many People Love Them?

There are many heirlooms that are passed down in families from generation to generation. One of the things that we most often see passed down are vintage sewing machines. The history behind these kinds of items is enormous and many people feel a strong sentimental attachment to sewing machines. One of the reasons why people might [...]

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How to Determine the Value of Vintage Sewing Machines

Many people own vintage sewing machines that have been passed down in their family from generation to generation. Although sewing machines have great sentimental value to the family, often times people mistakenly think that they must be worth a lot of money just because they’re old. Unfortunately, this is not always the case although there [...]

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Historical Information About Vintage Sewing Machines

Many people enjoy purchasing items that have historical significance such as antique furniture and old books. In fact, some families have all kinds of antique and vintage items that they pass down from generation to generation to keep those family memories alive. Vintage sewing machines are one of those items that people enjoy passing down [...]

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German Vintage Sewing Machines

When the sewing machine first became widely available in the 1850's, hundreds of smaller manufacturers began making them. Most of these manufacturers were either in the United States or Great Britain. These two countries were dominating the industry. However, Germany began producing their own sewing machines not too long after. In 1855, Clems Muller established one of the first sewing machine manufacturing companies in Dresden.

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