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1950s Singer Sewhandy Model 20 Sewing Machine
Beautiful little sewing machine made by Singer. This is a fully Functional Hand Crank Sewing Machine in toy size. Originally patented in 1910 and manufactured until 1975, these were known as the most popular toy sewing machines ever made. This is the 1950s model which has a thicker base column although it still uses the same mechanics as its predecessor of 1910.
This machine is a rare beauty in the standard Singer black with gold trim. It operates smoothly. The thread running is simple on this machine with all the parts numbered 1 through 5 and down to the needle to thread this little machine. Condition is very clean with only a few scuffs and scratches in the black finish. The chrome sewing surface is clean with no rust and only a few scuffs.
The machine is sold as is with the original box, (box is very worn). Does not include any instructions or tools.
Fun Fact, these were originally made as a fully functional toy, but later advertising sold it as a mini portable sewing machine for adults.
Circa, 1950
Marked, Singer
Measures, machine 7” wide, 7” tall
Condition, Machine is in excellent condition, box is very worn.
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SKU# 6125
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Oct 28, 2023
It work’s perfectly! Thank you.
Mark-Carolyn Poley