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Great machines, Paul! ? Wonderful Wheeler&Wilson #3!! Thanks for sharing. Mary T http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmaryts/ A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough

This thread has made me realize that I think I've never had the right hand slide plate off of my #8 -- it's jammed, and i've never taken the time to remove it. I should do that, just to see if the

Kelly, thank you so much! I hope I am reading that serial number correctly, weird little place to put it on a machine! I did add a link to my Flickr account where you can see all the pictures if

Mary T, yes my plate says exactly what your does. Lisa, yes the SN should help with dating, but I don't have that info. Hopefully somebody else will chime in. As D Page said, early machines had the

Thought I'd bump this up incase someone might have these. Thanks, Dan

Thanks Dan! Every bit of information helps! I'm a newbie to these machines, no such thing as too much information! ?Lisa Sent from Xfinity Connect Application

Hi Lisa, from what I've seen and have the bobbin winder runs off the band wheel of the treadle and off the gear in front of the hand wheel on my hand crank. Hope that helps. Regards, Dan

Hi all, yes Kelly found my SN. Very tiny and hard to read but it is 311528. The gold medallion on the bed says "Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing Co. New York Union Square". Does that help date it?

In the group photos on page 8, there are wonderful pictures of SteveH’s earlier Wheeler&Wilson 8 It’s like mine but in nicer condition Mary T http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmaryts/ A positive

Kelly. Does your needle plate include “J A House” on it? https://www.flickr.com/photos/mmaryts/36163903755/in/album-72157683817458804/ Mary T http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmaryts/ A positive

Mary T, my machine looks like yours with that metal bar with thumbscrew across the back. I'm thinking it is control for presser foot pressure? My SN is 19903. Lisa, did you find your SN? I am curious

The flat edged handwheel was used on earlier 8s. Mine (with flat edge & those I’m familiar with), has the bobbin winder on the irons. I believe that the winder was moved on deck when they began

I absolutely love my Wheeler&Wilson 8 s!!! ?I have three heads and one cabinet. ?One of mine is an older one, I think. ? The back is quite

Dan, I didn't see your post before I replied. I forgot how you have to search for the little link to look for other messages in the thread.?Thanks for that info about the SN being stamped under the

Hi Lisa, welcome to the group! You machine looks like it is in great shape! Having the bobbin and bobbin case is wonderful as they are hard to find and expensive. The W&W No 8 is one of my favorite

Hi Lisa and welcome to the group.? You have a very nice machine and it shouldn't be too had for you find the few items you're looking for.? The bonus for you is that the bobbin and holder where with

Hello all, I am a new member and was asked to send an introduction. I have just one Wheeler & Wilson, #8 rescued from a thrift shop auction for very little money. She was in tough shape. I have been

Does anyone have a start/end date for the olive green D9s.? I have seen one reference to them in a July 1902 copy of the Sewing Machine Times. They sold at Gimball's for $30. Any thoughts on the

Thanks. I ask because I would like to see a high definition copy to configure into an Excel spreadsheet. The goal is to link the parts, part numbers and descriptions to an image. From my military

The Excelsior catalog came from ebay.? It is invaluable. Jon