This is my husband's grandmother's New Home sewing machine. The local Historical Society will accept it with more details. Her son said she got it about 1920.
Marie Kuehl Reimer lived from 1891- 1990. She was a wife and mother to six kids living in their rural Guttenberg Iowa farm home. Here is the only number we could find-- 3070815
If you could give me a year that would be great. In that type of situation would they have bought it through Sears, and delivered by train, boat on the Mississippi. Obviously I have no clue how this all worked. And if there is a value that would be interesting to know. If there are no answers here, can you give me a website or telephone number. Thank you very much.
It is possible to date your New Home sewing machine. It has a number 3070815. New Home sewing machines with numbers from 3037850 to 3120450 were made in 1910
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You have New Home treadle sewing machine from 1910.
The history of the New Home Sewing Machine Company:
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New Home Sewing Machine Manuals:
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Antique New Home 1910 Sewing Machine w/ Bentwood Case Treadle was sold at $149.99 picclick.com/
but it is in bentwood case, not in cabinet.
With cabinet, it could be worth $200 to over $650, but it depends on your location as shipping is very expensive
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My mom passed several years ago and I found this machine. It runs but needs a belt. I dont know anything about it.
Does anyone know approximate age? Would love to get it up and running.
What a beautiful machine!
Your mother must have loved using this machine.
I believe the Modern Home machine is what is called a 'clone' and these were made in Japan and usually copied after one of the Singer sewing machines.
You do not say if you have other machines and are familiar with doing repairs etc. so I have listed several forums/groups that can answer your questions because the members are usually real sewing machine 'people' and have lots of knowledge about vintage machines. You will have to join to be able to post questions and pictures but it is free and these are safe sites.
Please join one or more so you can gain all the information from different sites. Ismacs is a good site but not as user friendly as the other sites. I love the Quilting Board because there is so much information available on their site and they are usually so helpful and can answer questions about most problems.
If you need to have the belt replaced you can always try the Sears Service Center as they have information and parts for almost every kind/brand of sewing machine. If they do not have the part in stock they will order it and they can install it if you wish. I do not know about their charges so be sure to ask about service charges.
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I hope you find what you need and can enjoy sewing on this lovely machine.
I found a dirty grungy Sewmor 606 machine at a thrift store. I am cleaning it up and now working on the motor. Does anyone know what size brushes this machine takes? Also are there any sites I can go to get some more knowledge about this machine? I think she's going to be a beauty after her makeover! I appreciate any help
It was made in postwar Japan and distributed by the Consolidated Sewing Machine Corporation. You can contact the company here www.consew.com/
There is still information to be had on this machine. There are manuals that you can download, video's on YouTube, with others showing there problem solving and troubleshooting.
