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Hello Miller, Angela and all, I recently wrote about a hand crank WW 8 that was for sale here in Ireland. I have a 9 hand crank and also a 9 treadle in a 6 drawer rosewood table. The hand crank came

Angela; It would appear that the vast majority of hand machines built by W&W were for the export market. My D-9 was bought from a dealer in Texas who had brought it back from England. The #9 I found

The company history is fascinating! Wilson sounds like an interesting man. I can't help wondering if his health was really as fragile as it's been represented in history. Brilliant minds do tend to be

Welcome Angela; You certainly sound like a lady of diversified interests, bet you never have a dull moment. I became enamoured with the W&W machines after learning a bit of their history. Allen B

Hello! Thank you for allowing me to join your group. I picked up my first Wheeler & Wilson, a 9, last week. I'll also be picking up a D9 next week. They have such a masculine shape I didn't expect to

Janice; That would be correct for a 1905-1908 9W1. They did not say Singer anywhere on them. When I mentioned Singer part numbers they were strictly numerals, 6 or 7 digit I forget for sure which. The

From our home page on the left side down at the bottom click on Wiki. An index will come up, click links page 1. When this page opens scroll down till you find Smithsonian. First link there will be

You're right, I did include too many zeros. My machine has only the Wheeler & Wilson name on the machine and the face place with the SN. Nowhere is the name Singer on my machine. It has only been

Hi Janice;I am not certain on the limits there, Dean takes care of the computer end of this partnership. There is however a manual for the 9W in the files section. Be sure & look over the files

Hi Janice; I believe you inadvertantly got an extra 0 into the SN. I suspect that should read 3,007,962 rather than 30,007,962. That's why I always put the commas in, easier than keeping up with the

Thanks Miller & Janice. I always enjoy receiving more info regarding my favorite sewing machines.

I followed the directions but still couldn't complete the process. Janice D. Green www.JaniceDGreen.com<http://www.janicedgreen.com/> God's Word is sweeter than honey from the comb. (Psalm 19:10)

can you check the system for adding pics and files, please? judy in so cal ____________________________________________________________ Police Urge Americans to Carry This With Them at All Times The

there is a file in there that explains how to add pics, etc.. don't think that we are maxed judy in so cal ____________________________________________________________ Police Urge Americans to Carry

Hi Janice; Yes, fascinating reading & for the most part reasonably accurate. There are however several things which I find glaringly in-accurate. First, nothing to do with actual sewing machines is

Is there a limit on how much space is allowed for pictures in IO Groups? I have not been able to upload any picture files or PDF files of my manual pages. When I try I get a message that gives me that

This is fascinating reading. Perhaps you've already shared it? http://www.sewalot.com/wheeler%20&%20wilson%20sewing%20machines.htm ( http://www.sewalot.com/wheeler%20&%20wilson%20sewing%20machines.htm

The serial number on my machine is 30007962 so it is possibly one of the last ones made by Wheeler & Wilson before Singer bought them out. My manual has Wheeler & Wilson Co. blotted out at the bottom

Hi Janice; Glad you got it sewing. It sounds as if you have the experience to do the still needed "Fine tuning" of the tension, but if we can be of further assistance do not fail to ask. W&W made the

Yes, yes, yes! I put on some fresh thread and paid closer attention to how I threaded the bobbin thread and it is sewing properly. I have minor tension adjustments to make, but it sews. I also figured