American Sewing Machine Company

Kimball and Morton 1902 Lion Figural Sewing Machine

Maggie Snell's 'Almost a 10' Sewing Machine

International Sewing Machine Collectors' Society

The purpose of the International Sewing Machine Collectors' Society is to foster the collecting of, and research into, sewing machines.

The New American Treadle, circa 1880
Buy the New American Sewing Machine
H. Warren’s Grocery advertises the New American Sewing Machine in 1873, boasting its innovative features and reliability.
American Hand Crank
A rare 1875 American B. H. O. & S. M. Co. hand crank sewing machine with a cast iron base and attachment drawer.
Manuals
Using Your Attachments: The Underbraider

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