This one I'm posting just because I don't see too many of the wooden legged treadles. Decent price too.
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/clt/4586965405.html
Rodney

centennial, too!

Excellent price I'd say.

http://worcester.craigslist.org/atq/4596377154.html

Oh yeah, I am SURE you have the original receipt for this "1846" machine..... LOLOLOLOLOLOL

Sure looks like one of the very first primitive sewing machines ever built..... NOT!!

Goes to show, never trust an antique shop "expert"

and these folks must have an interesting research source...
http://boulder.craigslist.org/atq/4496116154.html

http://norfolk.craigslist.org/atq/4596146960.html

speechless....

Is this one of those hidden objects games?

HHHMMMMM... Maybe, well, maybe it's inside protected from the elements......NOT....

I give up...where's the machine?

does anyone here know where singer stop production on treadle stands ??

I've been doing some reseach on just treadle stands. most anything I find on the net , doesn't match up with what has turned, Like I've read it was around 1946. I'm thinking the open leg style not a palor

fred sandford dosn't live there. that ..... looks like the upper 4 feet of walls in my shop