Antique Singer Sewing Machine Attachment Set – Patented 1895 – Complete with Wooden Box

Antique Singer Sewing Machine Attachment Set – Patented 1895 – Complete with Wooden Box. This is a vintage Singer sewing machine attachment set, with a patented date of February 19, 1895, housed in its original wooden box with a fitted interior for the various metal attachments. This set includes multiple presser feet and specialty tools designed to enhance the functionality of early Singer sewing machines. While we cannot guarantee compatibility with a specific model, this type of attachment set was commonly used with Singer treadle and hand-crank models such as the Singer 27, 28, 15, or other similar straight-stitch machines from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The wooden case has a beautiful aged patina with visible dovetail construction, and it is stamped with the patent date on the bottom. The interior retains its original fabric lining, and all attachments appear to be part of this set. Included are multiple hemmers, rufflers, bias tape binders, adjustable seam guides, and other specialized presser feet, all crafted from solid metal. The wooden box is in good antique condition, with visible wear, scratches, and a small notch in the front for opening. The attachments show signs of age and use, with some minor oxidation or discoloration but remain structurally sound. The fabric lining inside the box is intact but worn from over a century of storage. No instruction manual included, but these attachments are widely documented for Singer machines of this period. This set is a great collector’s piece, perfect for antique sewing machine restoration, historical reenactment, or practical use with compatible vintage machines. Sold as-is with no guarantees on machine compatibility. Please review photos carefully. What you see in the pictures is all included.