Singer 66k LOTUS – 1918 *Book Feature*

*Book feature*

This actual machine is pictured in the ‘A Perfect Stitch’ book by Alex Askaroff!

Here we have a beautiful 1919 antique Scottish Singer 66k LOTUS hand crank sewing machine, professionally serviced by Sussex Sewing Machines. Stitch perfect and stunning.

This special machine is from the Sewalot Collection!

This one really is beautiful, with its stunning Lotus design and fabulous patina, it really does steal the show.

Serial Number: F8840496

Along with this fantastic Singer 66k, you will receive a signed copy of the ‘A Brief History Of The Sewing Machine’ book by Alex Askaroff.

You will also receive a signed copy of the ‘A Perfect Stitch’ book by Alex Askaroff. The Perfect Stitch book is about the Singer 201k but it contains a picture of this actual sewing machine (see pictures below).

The Singer 66 (big brother to the Singer 99) was the first mass produced sewing machine, that produced a near perfect stitch. When sewing well the 66 will out-sew nearly any modern machine through a huge variety of fabrics from linen to lace, horse blankets to buckram. It is simply near perfect engineering. This one really is sewing well, it has a beautiful smooth action and a superb stitch! With its large clearance and working area, it is as capable as they come.

The machine comes with lots of extras including original case and key, needles, thread, Singer attachment box, plenty of attachments, original instructions spare bobbins, Singer threader (with it’s own original instructions!) and plenty more, don’t forget the signed books! see pictures. A few of the usual tiny pin marks but in exceptional condition with original decals. Stunning machine – and AN ORIGINAL HAND CRANK! Made in the Kilbowie factory in Clydebank, Scotland.

If you would like more information on this fabulous machine just drop us a line: info@vintagesewingmachines.co.uk

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Best wishes, 

Alex & Tom Askaroff – Vintage sewing Machines UK.

SEE BELOW FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE MACHINE