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Outstanding.? I live nearby (starts with a B and is west of you ?) but neither would have fit into my collection (moratorium on tables and focused on TS hand cranks or much older machines) but

Thank you to everyone who expressed interest in my two W&W machines.? A couple of very fine young women are now going to ensure that they continue to contribute to history.? I could not be

Hi Jaqueline, can't help with the sale, but they are gorgeous machines, especially that parlor cabinet. Hope it goes to a good home. Best wishes from Massachusetts! Lisa W

Jacqueline, I am interested in the hand crank D9.you can reach me via email: jfwrobel@... or phone 831 801 8114. Thanks,John Wrobel

I joined this group ages ago when Daddy Dean from Quebec and Miller from Tennessee were my heroes.? ?They were never too busy to answer questions and share their knowledge and enthusiasm. I saw

I'm certainly glad I spoke up! John -- that no.5 is fanstastic! So, it can sew the side seam on a sleeve, but not the cuff. Usually it's the other way, right (unless you have a 29-4 ;-), so that's

Paul's note welcoming new members prompted me to finally post some pictures of an unusual W&W in our collection - the #5 free-arm. ?This machine has a serial number dating it to ca 1865, according to

John Lowrey <john_p_lowrey@...> added the photo album John's W&W #5 free-arm on original treadle ( /g/Wheeler_and_Wilson-Sewing-Machines/album?id=301002 ) : This machine was

The following photos have been uploaded to the Ozzwill’s stuff ( /g/Wheeler_and_Wilson-Sewing-Machines/album?id=300978 ) photo album of the

I am a new guy here after starting my collection a few years ago when I retired (2018). I currently have 21 various vintage machines, mostly treadles and I sew on them routinely. Most of my machines

Hello I'm Teresa I've been sewing since I was about 6 years old . I just got my Wheeler and Willson treadle 1868 even found some needles that adapt. Soon I'll make my first treadle quilt. I've been

Aloha all, I'm Josh & I live in Hawai'i. I've been sewing since middle school about 30 years ago & finally got my 1st treadle sewing machine as a bday present. It's a wheeler & wilson D9 with singer

Hi Paul! I'm not a fan of FB, so I'm here, instead. ? I've been sewing for many many years but collecting machines only since 2016. I try to be selective due to space. I have 40ish machines, only

Don't worry -- I won't call you out by name, and make you stand up and tell us about yourselves. ;-) But if you feel like introducing yourself, and as importantly, a machine or two, I'll bet no one

Hi Deb you are correct, the Boye 18 or 127x1. I also have Groz-Beckert 10 that work as well in my D9. To: "Wheeler and Wilson-Sewing-Machines" <[email protected]> Sent:

I have some packed away. Just need to find them. No problem sending you a few if you like. I'm working? now. I believe they take a Boye18 or 127x1. Someone will correct me if I'm

Regular needles are No Longer Available, but I find a DBx1 (commonly available) will work just find, if perhaps lowered very slightly in the needle clamp HH

I just found my grandmother’s D9. It’s pretty complete, but no needle. What kind do I need? Thanks for any info.

Hi All! I have just one WW, a D12 B. The serial number is 137475. I just finished getting it cleaned and oiled, and it makes a fine stitch. I love the operator position, it is so comfortable to be

Thank you so much! This gives me a starting point. Cathy