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Based on serial number circa 1883 to 1885 but warranty certificate says 1913. We bought at a yard sale because the gentlemen was selling for such a low price. The wood is in great condition and it came with extra parts in boxes. It also has the original directions. A nice conversation piece.
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The cabinet is identical to mine, which was bought new in 1919. The machine itself is also almost identical.
Good to see some of these survived complete.
In the 80s- 90s, it was popular to trash the machine and turn the base into a side table.
scott
http://ismacs.net/newhome/the_men_behind_new_home_a_history.html
What a lovely find! I have the same machine that I stumbled on at a flea market for a crazy good deal. Just got her up and running last night. What a dream :). I was wondering if you could post some pictures of underneath the cabinet both open and closed? My cabinet is not closing correctly and it would be great to have a visual.
It is a functional conversation piece. Yes double indeedy. My wife has something like it but not in this nice condition. Looks like it would save a lot of money on electricity..