Lizzie Lenard Vintage Sewing

I bought this machine some time in the mid 1980s.  For a while it was my only sewing machine. It is a Singer 28K manufactured in 1896.  I...

This intriguing figure is on the bed of the Serata Treadle.   He also appears on the front and back of the machine. When I poste...

I took a few pictures of the Willcox and Gibbs Automatic this morning so I have a record of how it looks before the clean up.  For the tr...

This is my 1934 Singer 128K with the Indian Star decal in the centre of the bed of the machine .  The Needlebar website gives in...

This is a Singer 48K that I found in a second hand shop in South Wales a few weeks ago.  It is in a bit of a state - the metal will never...

Taking off the bobbin winder meant I could clean the front of the pillar easily, and gave me the opportunity to admire the decals in thei...

Just one last picture, and you can play spot the oil hole.  No prizes on offer, but you can claim the glory by posting a comment to say ...

This picture of the Vesta shows a very helpful feature that Vesta included on their machines.  The holes for lubricating the machine wer...

First of all, thank you and welcome back to Artymess, Fabriquefantastique and Scott Egerton, who have now reappeared through the cybermaz...