1940s Kenmore Sewing Machine

Only owner - fair condition Brand: Kenmore (manufactured for Sears, Roebuck & Co.) • Model 95: This model was likely produced in the 1950s–early 1960s. Kenmore machines from this period were built by manufacturers like White or Soryu in Japan, known for their heavy-duty, all-metal internal construction. • Design: Your machine features a built-in cabinet with storage and thread spindles, a common setup in mid-century domestic models meant to be a permanent part of the home sewing station. Kenmore machines were well-regarded for durability and straightforward operation. They are not rare like Singer Featherweights, but they do have a loyal following due to their reliability.

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