Alex Askaroff Presents the Victorian Shakespear sewing machine.

Hey Mr Alex .. that is just fun! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for allowing us to see this spectacular machine

RARE TO SEE ,, ALEX I NEED YOUR HELP , I SEEM TO HAVE AN AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY TREADLE THAT IS A TRANSVERSE LONG BOBBIN LOCK STITCH , BUT WITH PLAIN TENSION WRAP AROUND NOP ON THE FRONT LIKE A SINGER MOD, 15 STYLE , THE LAST PATENT DATE IS 1873 , GOT IT WORKING , BUT IT LOOKS LIKE A NEW AMERICAN # 1, HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF SUCH A MACHINE ? I THINK THIS ONE WAS MADE FOR THE CANADIAN MARKET AS IT DID,NT HAVE THE BRONZE CREST .

I have one machine 1945

I have an old sewing machine, which was manufactured between 1950 and 1954 for inquiries. Contact me to provide pictures

Que maravilha está máquina é meu sonho parabéns pelo vídeo.pena que não sei seu idioma.abraços

Hello! I've just received a very similar Shakespear sewing machine, though I am missing the plate that covers the shuttle and the tension assembly. I am hoping to be able to get it back into working condition, but I have not yet been able to figure out how the shuttle works - how do I load it with thread? how do I properly thread the machine? Is there a manual available somewhere to these machines? For a fun fact the serial number on mine is 32352 and the plate says "J.C. blumfield 20 Edgeware PPW"