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I sent you a private message but I have no way of checking if it went through. If you didn’t get it, let me know.

Oops! I also missed the photo with the bobbins and miscellaneous.

Also, the mechanicals feel smooth. But, this is untested.

Sorry for the delay getting back to you all. I wanted to set it up and take some photos first. I'm in the Boston Area for folks that might be interested. I also have a love of Singer 201 - Singer 401

It's great that you have the bill of sale! We would love to see a good photo of that showing the date and SN. Could you please post that and some photos of the machine in the photos

I have one I would like to rehome. It’s taken apart but has possibilities for refurbish. Has coffin top key and two missing wheels were replaced. Bobbin case and glass feet also. I’m located in

I’ve purchased four in the past year. Paid $100 for one, and about $50 for the other three. Two were found on marketplace, two were local auctions. ?The 8 is one of my faves. If you’re near

joshb wrote: That's right. They're uncommon, but not rare. Value goes up with condition, and completeness. Well, letting us know where you live would be a start. Who knows, maybe you're next door

I happened upon a Wheeler & Wilson No 8 with the original treadle in great condition for its age- bill of sale says it was purchased October 1879. What kind of demand have you seen for a machine like

Welcome! ?I’m newish to the group myself. I have a 3, four 8 treadles, an 8 hand crank, and a 9W treadle. The WW history is pretty neat.

they were not too expensive il @^^: viavillecinque@...> ha scritto:

last year a girl in england made bobbin for old seing machinesthat she sold on ebay. they works very well. in US you surely will find easily the ones you search! il @^^:

ah, you are lucky in US, you can find treadle WW8 in the cabinets at flea market. in Italy is quite different and most of people knows only 'the Singer of my grandma'... if they know her... il

I’m anxious to see pictures of your new W&W 8. I just found one at flea market. Was in cabinet. Had most of the attachments, 4 bobbins, 4 glass feet, needles and a mouse chewed owner’s manual that

How sensitive should I expect the WW8 be to that ~5mm? Is it closer to +/-0.1 mm or +/- 1mm? I'm about to start cleaning and getting my WW8 up and running. Also, I had a fun find with this

Joshua, Not having experience printing and using?any of the available stl bobbin?files,?I can’t answer your questions. ?I can tell you there are stl files for some bobbins on Thingiverse and in

Unfortunately, I probably won't have any results to report back for a while.... There were TWO bobbins with the machine!! (Plus the original manual?!! Plus 2 glass presser foot inserts!!) Well, if

joshua wrote: I suspect many here will be waiting to hear your results! (I don't recall anyone trying this before.) paul =---------------------- paul fox, pgf@... (arlington, ma,

Has anyone around here had any luck, or attempted, to make any of the early style model 8 bobbins with 3D-printing or finding a machine shop to crank some out? Tomorrow, if all goes well, I'm picking

Thanks for sharing. I’ve admired his knowledge from afar. Sad to hear of his passing.