It's a Singer model 15-30 manufactured in 1916, judging by the serial number stamped on the machine. This style decal is called "Tiffany" decals. There is a bit of wear on the decals, but not bad. I think with some TLC, it will really be a nice looking machine.
It didn't come with a manual or accessories, so I'll be doing some Google searches & see what I can come up with .
The funny part of this story is yesterday, the same day I bought this machine, we had a power outage. I was really thinking this was an interesting coincidence, since that is why I wanted to get one- the novelty of being able to sew even when the power was out. We are having an ice- storm yesterday & today, but thankfully the power is back on for now.
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Interesting machine! I have 6 or 7 treadles now... LOVE them! I ordered belts last time from Cindy Peters at "Stitches in Time." She has an ebay store, or you can reach her by email at
Cindy Peters, Stitches in Time
stitchesintime@earthlink.net
914 North High Street, Lake City MN 55041
No affiliation, but I have found her to be a valuable asset in restoring a machine. The machine you have uses regular sewing machine needles, and based on the model, easily-found class 15 bobbins.
There's also an email list accessible from http://treadleon.net that can be lots of help.
Good luck with the machine! Let me know if I can be of any help!
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