Take a look back at some of our sewing history, mostly in the form of vintage advertisements for sewing machines. You'll find two photos of the first Singer sewing machine, one in a close-up and the other in use. It's a varied gallery, with 30 photos (so far). My photo resource labeled many of these images as 'circa 1900,' but I believe the date is not accurate in some cases, and added my own opinion for possible eras -- you may disagree.
Most of the vintage ads in this collection are available as wall-art reproductions from a wide number of companies, printed either on canvas or paper.
- Sewing the First American FlagSewing First American Flag
- Original Singer Sewing MachineOriginal Singer Sewing Machine
- Singer Company Showroom in New York City, 1857Singer Company Showroom, New York City
- Woman Sewing on Singer Sewing Machine, 1860Singer Sewing Machine 1860
- Two Sisters Sewing, 1865Two Sisters Sewing, 1865
- A Victorian Couple Pictured with a Treadle Sewing MachineCouple with Sewing Machine, about 1855
- Vintage Singer Sewing Machine AdVintage Singer Sewing Machine Ad
- Vintage Singer Sewing Machine AdSinger Sewing Machine Ad, 1900
- Vintage Singer Sewing Machine AdSinger Sewing Machine Advertisement, 1900
- A Bride's Wedding Gift - Domestic Treadle Sewing MachineVintage Sewing Machine, 1882
- Vintage Advertising - All Nations Use Singer Sewing Machines, circa 1892Vintage Advertising - All Nations Use Singer Sewing Machines
- Vintage Empire Sewing Machine Company AdEmpire Sewing Machine Company, 1870
- Graphic Index
- Text Index
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