I know the mechanical restoration will be successful and I expect the appearance of the machine will be quite good as well.
So, what makes it a perfect candidate for a restoration? Well, it is my expectation of the before and after condition. The machine is very stiff and has the hallmarks of a machine that has been unused for some time. It shows some wear on the decals, but not as much for a 113 year old machine as you would think. The machine is dull from old dirt and oil. There is no provision on the body casting to attach a motor, or more likely for the times, a hand wheel crank. Manufactured in 1910, it machine was made exclusively as a treadle machine. This machine is a perfect example for a sewing machine restoration.
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