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1858 Pattern Willcox & Gibbs chain stitch sewing machine. This
is the true Civil War era machine with the early glass tension.
This pattern machine was made from 1858 to 1873.
The machine is mounted with the simple hand crank on the treadle
pulley but the machine can be removed from base for treadle
mounting. There is still quite a bit of the original fancy trim
present so it looks very nice. It is an excellent sewer.
Don’t miss your chance to own a true Civil War era machine.
$350.00 plus $29.00 shipping.
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Our stock of sewing machines changes frequently, please call for
details. 90 day layaway plan is available, contact us for
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1858 Pattern Willcox & Gibbs chain
stitch sewing machine. This is the post 1873 version with the
patented tension. Machine is in good overall condition with much of
the original gold gilt. Mounted on the rare
American hand crank. A good strong sewer,
capable of sewing very light weight leather as well as other
materials. Base of crank has been carefully repainted and original
gold gilt decoration duplicated .
Strongly recommend purchase of Willcox
& Gibbs manual with this machine.
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$425.00 plus shipping $30.00.
I guarantee this machine to arrive in good condition. |
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Our stock of sewing machines changes frequently, please call for
details. 90 day layaway plan is available, contact us for
details |
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Manual for the 1858 pattern,
Willcox & Gibbs,
early glass tension machine
$12.50 plus $2.00 media mail |
Manual for the 1873 pattern,
Willcox & Gibbs,
automatic tension machine
$12.50 plus $2.00 media mail |
