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Part of our "Countdown Auction", this item is available for immediate purchase. The price is set to drop every Saturday morning (by 9:30 in store & online); see the picture of the description card for amounts and dates. (Please note, items priced over $100 will have 7% PST applied.)

A beautifully preserved piece of sewing history, this Antique Singer JB Series Sewing Machine is a testament to the craftsmanship and durability that made Singer a household name for generations. The JB Series was produced during Singer's golden era and remains a favourite among collectors, vintage enthusiasts, and textile artists alike.

Highlights

• Classic Singer JB Series — a highly collectible model known for its robust cast-iron construction and smooth, reliable stitch mechanism
• Vintage aesthetic — retains its period-correct detailing, including decorative decals and original finish, making it as much a display piece as a functional tool
• Mechanical integrity — the machine's core sewing mechanism is intact; ideal for restoration or display
• Collector appeal — sought after by Singer collectors and antique sewing enthusiasts worldwide

Condition Notes

This machine is being sold as an antique collectible. Buyers are encouraged to inspect all photos carefully. As with any vintage item of this age, normal signs of wear, patina, and age-related cosmetic imperfections are to be expected and are part of its authentic character. Mechanical condition and any restoration needs should be assessed by the buyer prior to use. Unit has been tested and found working, but future function is not guaranteed.

A Note on Provenance

This Singer JB Series machine is offered through Portage MCC as part of our curated selection of vintage and antique collectibles. All items are sold as-is, and proceeds support our mission.

For full specifications, serial number dating, and model verification, we recommend cross-referencing with the Singer archives or the collector community at ISMACS International.