Featherweight Sewing Machine Collection | 1933-1935 AD Series |

These featherweight sewing machines have been lovingly collected by Tim Brown, owner of Kingdom Sewing Center in Simi Valley California. Tim is a featherweight enthusiast and collector. Here he shows just a small portion of his collection that showcases the 6 production runs of the AD series spanning from 1933 to 1935.
All the machines in this video are privately owned and not for sale.
Narration by Tim Brown
Filming and editing by Samantha Shear
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[@131dyana]

Thank you for sharing part of your collection with us. Loved it.

[@katielove9932]

That's a beautiful collection of sewing machines. I love the purple one.

[@fourthgenquilter9801]

This is a magnificent collection! I inherited a 1941 221 from my mother-in-law. May I ask what product (products) you use to polish and protect your beautiful machines? Thank you!

[@Kingdomsewingandvacuum]

Thank you so much! We use brazilian carnuba wax and the mothers mag & aluminum polish for all the silver metal.

[@nathaliehuetter7085]

Great collection 😊

[@4486xxdawson]

What about the 221-1 1935 AD vin ? I have one

[@Kingdomsewingandvacuum]

I'm not sure what you are asking, are you trying to find the serial number on a 1935 AD series?

[@4486xxdawson]

What i meant was what about the 221-1 it also carried the AD vin , you never talked about it , 2nd production run of 1935 and first 221-1 series ...1 of 10 000

[@laurademarrais3248]

Do you store them with the presser feet up? It’s not good for the mechanism.

[@Kingdomsewingandvacuum]

No they are not stored with the feet up.

[@ginnyhammer]

Presser feet for singer 15-91
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