Early Models - Early Singer machines were mounted on stands, had only one pedal, and had lock-stitch vibrating shuttles.The following models or time period will add to the value of your machine: It may be the design, a unique color, certain stenciling, or any number of other factors. Very desirable antique Singer sewing machines will have some detail that attracts the collector. How popular is it among collectors? Just because a machine is old does not make it a valuable antique. The next factor is the desirability of the machine. It may not be repairable and may be good for machine parts only. Poor - This machine is non-functional and very worn.Fair - This machine shows significant wear, including worn or very damaged paint, some rust, and many missing accessories.All major parts should be present, and the machine should function well. They may be a little rust and a few missing accessories. Good - Many antique Singers fall into this category.There should be no rust, and all parts must be present. There may be a few medium-sized scratches and needle marks. Very good - This machine shows some signs of gentle use, but it is functional and attractive.
Excellent - A machine in this condition has very few small scratches or marks and has shiny paint and metalwork.You machine will fall into one of these categories: According to Sewing Machine Repair Tips, condition can have a dramatic effect on value. Next, take a good hard look at the condition of the machine.
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