Singer Mini Sewing Machine Circa 40s-50s Working

The Singer 221 Featherweight sewing machine was introduced in 1933 and produced until 1964. Known for its compact size, lightweight aluminum body, and exceptional durability, it became one of Singer's most iconic and beloved models during the mid-20th century. The machine was designed to be portable while still offering the quality and reliability of larger models. Featherweight sewing machines are highly valued by quilters, sewing enthusiasts, and collectors for their precision stitching, reliability, and historical significance. These machines continue to command strong prices in the vintage market due to their enduring functionality and the nostalgic appeal they hold for those who appreciate quality craftsmanship. Sewing machine collectors particularly prize well-preserved examples. Singer 221 Featherweight Sewing Machine Estimated price $700-$1,200 USD depending on condition, included accessories, and documentation. Machines with original case, manual, and accessories command higher prices. This unit is an excellent condition. The bulb does not work, but it is the original bulb with the Singer brand name on the end of it. I took a lot of pictures. I can send more pictures of the case. The case is intact, but the skin of the case of certain parts of it is peeling away plus the handle is missing, but I kept what was replaced many years ago intact. There are many accessories as you can see by the pictures plus the original manual, which is an excellent condition no rips no tears no discoloring! I have many more pictures. I can send through messaging on this site. This is a cool piece of history. Contact for more pictures!

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Color

Black

Type

Sewing machines & Sergers

Brand

Singer mini 221k