Singer 99k 1914 (WW1)
£329.00
This Singer 99K hand crank sewing machine dates to 1914, placing it firmly at the beginning of World War One — a remarkable piece of sewing history from a time when these machines played an essential role in households across Britain and beyond.
serial number: F5857414
This machine is in lovely condition, with crisp decals, a rich finish, and the reassuring smoothness that makes the Singer 99K such a pleasure to use. Compact, capable, and mechanically simple, the 99K remains one of Singer’s most practical and collectible models.
Included with the machine is a thoughtful selection of useful and characterful extras to help the next owner begin sewing immediately while also enjoying the heritage and storytelling that surrounds these vintage machines.
Included with this machine
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Thread
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Needles
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Bobbins
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A selection of sewing notion once belonging to Joan Redgrave (Court Dressmaker to the royal family)
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A copy of The Thimblewick Mysteries
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A VSMUK Singer 99K notebook
The Singer 99K is celebrated for its balance of portability and capability. It offers the strength and reliability of full-sized Singer engineering in a compact format, making it ideal for both everyday sewing and display as a historical heirloom.
A World War One era example such as this carries additional historical significance, representing over a century of craftsmanship and domestic sewing history.
This is an opportunity to acquire a very special machine!
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info@vintagesewingmachines.co.uk
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Best wishes,
Alex & Tom Askaroff – Vintage Sewing Machines UK
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