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Treadle Sewing Machines Information

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Date: 11/22/2004 Topics: Craft Tips > Sewing | Readers Request > Sewing  
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I need the name of a company that sells treadle sewing machines.

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Post By WVTreadler (Guest Post) (10/17/2006)
Check out the National Sewing Machine pictures at http://community.webshots.com/user/damascusannie.

One of them shows how to thread this machine - its a National Model A which had many other Brand Names. Mine's a Wards Damascus Rotary.

Treadle On!


Post By Toby Bott (Guest Post) (05/06/2006)
Any info would be apreciated. I'm having trouble even threading it.
tobybott AT ozemail.com.au

unknown treadle sewing machine


Post by McKenzie (5) | (05/23/2005)
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Are you still on your search? I think I can help, but not through a dealer. Please respond and we'll go from there.


Post By hsrisdon (Guest Post) (12/10/2004)
I am on that same search and not having any luck searching on the Internet. I have heard that there might be some in Yoder, Kansas and I would also think that in Pennsylvania where there is a larger Amish community someone should have a lead. I guess the Amish are not building websites???


Post By Peach (Guest Post) (11/23/2004)
Have you tried Lehman's Non Electric Catalog? They are based in Kidron, Ohio, USA and sell a lot to the Amish. http://www.Lehmans.com


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