What is the value of an old Singer serial number EN150239, good condition and in full working order. Complete with original manual and bobbins, needles, etc

Made Jan 8, 1910. Value is always what someone is willing to pay and is dependent on condition.
G- 223501 223700 69 200 January 8 1910
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There are tons of diagrams, web sites and videos about older Singer sewing machines. A lot of them are very similar, so finding information for one will most likely be beneficial.

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If it is the K number, there were 20,000 machines made. So, the likelihood is that there are still a lot of them around. Value is very subjective based on several things including the physical and mechanical condition, accessories included, rarity of the model, etc. FWIW, it seems that the wood cabinets really don't appear to add much, if anything, to the value.

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Unfortunately (or fortunately!), Singer made thousands of sewing machines for over 100 years. There are a lot of them around. Unless yours is a special edition coveted by collectors (Red Eye, etc), it probably doesn't have as much value as you would think. Of course, a lot of it also depends on its condition (physical and operational), the accessories that are included, the storage case, where it is located, etc. Value is really how much someone is willing to pay for it.

Most people keep their old Singers simply because they are great machines, relatively easy to repair (partly because there are a lot of parts available and they are mechanically simple), and fun to use.

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If that can of oil is old, throw it out. Only fresh good quality sewing machine oil should be used.

The value is very subjective because there are a lot of factors involved, ie visual and working condition, demand for that particular model, the accessories included, as well as what someone is willing to pay. You can search various internet auction sites for similar models to see the amount they are selling.

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You really need to locate the serial number for your machine.

Valuation is really based on a lot of items--working condition, visual condition, accessories included, item's location, and most of all, how much someone is actually willing to pay. Vintage Singer sewing machines are common since so many of them were made. However, there are some models that are more coveted than others, ie Featherweight.

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If it is a singer that model was made in 1948. The serial number says that the machine is a very desirable "Featherweight" model 221.

To make sure that it is a Singer Featherweight check to see if it has a fold up bed extension. Also there "221 or 221A" should be on the side in on a small brass plate.


If it is in fair condition it could be worth $200 to $400. The price depends on color and condition but even 221's in poor condition are very saleable.
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Unfortunately they are not worth a lot, there are thousands still about but people do think they are worth a lot of money, if you look on ebay you will see what I mean.