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| Front View |
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| Front View, Pivoting Drawer |
I picked this one up in Preston, CT a couple of days ago, and just got around to photographing it to begin some research into it, so far to no avail! I searched for Galloway Treadle, then looked closer at the name on the head and could make out "Leader" after the Galloway, so I looked for that. Nothing. I found a good amount of info on a James Galloway Weir in the late 1800s who made some of the first inexpensive lock stitch machines in England, which lead me to Charles Raymond, who had a very similar machine and found "Sterling, "New Home"" and "Domestic" Treadle machines that could be twins to mine, but nothing with the same name. I left a phone message with S. Engle Sewing Machines in Johnson, VT in hopes that he may have a clue. We'll see.
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| Detail of Name |
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| Right Head Front, Bobbin Filler |
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| Treadle Left Front View |
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| Treadle Left Front View |
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Unique
Drawer Pulls |
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| Throat Plate Area |
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| Contents of ATTACHMENTS Box |
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| Mystery tool? |
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| Another Mystery Tool |
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| Could Be a Punch Needle Embroidery Tool |
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| Extra Tools, Thread Cutter (right) and Mystery Tool (left) |
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| Long Bobbins |
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