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hi,sometime this week, I'll be looking at one it will be my first one ever, if i get it. but in the picture, the slide plate appears missing,( it may not be,will find when I inspect it),? and it's

Tammy, Here are some shots of my later No 8 bobbin case with an early No 9 bobbin in it. This works for me well. I do have an actual No 8 bobbin but couldn’t dig it out. Hope to is

My new No. 8 (serial# 497326) didn't come with a bobbin case or bobbins. Note this is the first W&W I've ever played with, and I have no idea about these machine. Anyway when I saw the bobbin case

Jorge, It is hinged. Unlike the half case that is hinged on top and folds back nicely on its own footprint, this one is hinged at the bottom and folds a few inches past the table. I put a photo here:

I have seen yours in old advertisements. Does the bonnet come off or just flip back? Jorge

I have one that I don't see in the ads. I call it "split case" as opposed to half case, but I don't know what the real term

I think it's that old theme that sex sells. He was so turned on by her sewing on this new Wheeler and Wilson No. 3 that he just had to have her. It soooo quiet, had the new sexy rotary hook and four

Doh! Guess I should have looked at _all_ the links. And paid more attention to the pretty colorized pictures. Perhaps I was distracted by the budding romance. (What do we think is going on there,

Actually some did not. Some came with just a side drawer as you can see No 2 and No 1 drawings. Even in the first page? you see that the lady in that photo has one without a top. Jorge

jorgeinsf via groups.io wrote: Thanks -- that helps. Looks like they all had that same cover. paul =---------------------- paul fox, pgf@... (arlington, ma, where it's 69.8

This has info on the different cases. http://ismacs.net/wheelerandwilson/wheeler_and_wilson_sewing_machine_company_advertisements.html

I was looking at a picture of a W&W #3 today, and got to wondering if any of them were ever made without the flip-up/flip-back top -- perhaps with a simpler bonnet top, instead? Just curious.

Tammy, your new machines are fabulous! I love those W&W cabinets. My No 8 is very similar, but my cabinet only has the left side drawers. I have found that you can find room for treadles you never

tammy wrote: Tammy -- you had shown me your fantastic #8 cabinet earlier, but I don't think I've ever seen the #9 before. It's amazing! I'm certainly glad we got photos working again here on the

Ok when I posted my introduction a month ago, I didn't have a Wheeler & Wilson yet, now I have two! I got a Wheeler and Wilson No. 9. I resisted this machine for an entire month, but the price kept

Tammy Tatum added the album Tammy's No. 9: Wheeler & Wilson No. 9, SN# 247455

Tammy Tatum added the album Tammy's No. 8: Wheeler and Wilson No. 8, SN# 497326, 1884 (according to Fiddlebase).

Bill Morrow, Would I follow this same procedure to remove the hook? ?If not just say so and I’ll start my own thread for the question. ?I have thread stuck behind it, and it’s rusty. ?It turns

I was a bit shocked I thought you were asking me. I wonder if it may help you to have a search on Youtube to see if it helps. One of my machines I think it is my Bradury made in Manchester UK has an

Hi there John, I was wondering if you had gotten the ruffler to work? I have the same box of attachments and can't get the ruffler to make ruffles. The instructions in the box don't seem to help