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    Posted 7 years ago

    pawn
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    This is a hand crank fiddle base sewing machine I found at an estate sale. It came with a nice bentwood top. A lot of the decals are worn off. It's a long shuttle machine, and oddly enough has holes in the base (don't really look like they were original holes) for a treadle belt. So either it was a treadly machine which someone converted to hand crank or it's a hand crank someone tried to convert to treadle.

    It has mother of pearl in the base (which is why we bought it), and the name "Regina" on the neck. I *think*, judging by the fiddle base and long shuttle, that it's a late 1800-early 1900 machine, but I can't find any information on a maker by the name of "Regina".

    Any ideas?

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    1. pawn pawn, 7 years ago
      Found out what it is - it's a Hengstenberg, circa 1880-1890's.
    2. Bernadette Bernadette, 7 years ago
      You're right, Hengstenberg, with the recognisable angled top to the bobbin winder upright.
    3. HeatherStiletto HeatherStiletto, 7 years ago
      WOWSERS - <3 it!

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