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If it's in the 2 million serial range it should be in the D-9 territory. That "S" in the WWs is not an S. It's an Ampersand. & If the patent plate is correct, it would not be a nod to Singer,

Hello, All! A good friend gave me her aunt's treadle Wheeler and Wilson that originally reigned on a sheep ranch in Oregon for several years. It has the serial number of 2341945 and the last patent

I finally posted the image of the lid support in my album in the photos section. A family emergency prevented me from doing it sooner. There is another album 'W&W Parlor Cabinet' on page 8 that shows

there are a number of companies that make reproductions, posted online.. one is:http://www.houseofantiquehardware.com/reproduction-hardware judy in so

Hi Group, I am looking into making a new lower support/stopper for the door of my cabinet. The original was removed for some reason, leaving the weight of the lid and door on the hinges. Luckily the

Hi Anthony;Singer introduced the Oscillating Hook 66, with the horizontal hook & drop in bobbin in 1902. It had been slated for 1900 but they were delayed for some reason & didn't get it out until

Hi Miller, I wish we had more information on Mr.Dial while he worked with/for W&W and after Singer took over. When did singers oscillating hook (singer66) come out? It would be interesting if W&W used

Hi Anthony; Thanks for the price listing, interesting. I am not truly sure if W&W ever listed these machines as a D-9 in their catalogs, manuals, advertising & etc. They did mark the right slide plate

I pulled out a w&w paper pamphlet I have and wanted to post the prices for the machines. Just in case some people do not know the exact price of their machine. Based on the types of cabinets and

Miller, Thanks you for the information on the slide plate. ?I am considering buying a #9 head on my local Craigslist that's for sale for $30. ?It has the smooth plate on it. ?I don't think I am

I've decided that I probably will never finish my WW cabinet and machine, so am prepared to sell.? If anyone is in the SE AZ, or NM, West TX or So CA area and is willing to pick up this machine let

Welcome Kim; The #9 machine has the smooth plate, while the D-9 has the one with the finger hole cutout. The rolled down one actually protrudes slightly beyond the bed & has a rolled edge which is

Hello, I am new to the group and new to treadle machines. ? Thanks for the add - I am hoping to learn more. My Mother-in-law is offering me a No. 9 treadle machine that is a family heirloom.

Thanks much, Miller. ? Appreciate all the info. ? ? Sent from my iPad? Mary T ? http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmaryts/ ( http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmaryts/ ) ? A positive attitude may not

Hi Kay; In picture T of your album you show the bobbin case as having an Aug 18, 1885 patent date. The SN of your machine denotes a much earlier date than this. The earlier #8 "Only" bobbin measures

I added a photo to my album on page 4 of the hook (photo H). ?It's stamped "8" in the recessed part. ?I've noticed researching this online is kinda hard because it seems a lot of the 8s are like

Hi Mary; Your attachment set is for a #9 machine. I am giving a link to a picture of 4 W&W feet from our photo

i recently purchased a Wheeler & Wilson 9 tin with? attachments in it. ?I'm wondering if they are for an early 9. ?Or what they are? ?Photos are

Hi K; Yes, SN matches so this is the original plate on the machine. Bobbin holder has definitely been changed out for the latest style. I do not know of any site showing the proper parts for these

I added 3 pictures, including one of the number on the plate rail. When I bought the machine from a classified ad last winter, the seller said it had been in their family since it was new. ?The