The machine has been serviced by our experienced team of technicians to ensure the functionality of it. Table, thread stand, lamp, motor Extra Accessories None, Voltage 110 v Working Conditions Good, Notes Used Industrial Sewing Machine. Willcox and Gibbs 516-4-26 5 Thread Over Lock Sewing Machine 3530 Conditions Used Includes Head. If you want it fully crated, that will cost $60. I can palletize it for you for $30 and you can arrange your own freight shipping. If this does not apply to you, please contact me for a freight quote. This is a great set-up for any sewing/ production facility. You will probably want to have it cleaned and have a regular service done to oil down all the moving parts. Please refer to pictures for more details on condition and feel free to ask any questions you may have. The table has many holes/ chips in the top. It is an older machine, so it has seen years of use.

This machine is in fair overall physical condition. I do not have 220v power here in order to test it, but I will provide a 14-day money back guarantee. All of the sewing machines were being used up until the time the buy-out occurred, so we assume they are in good working order. We just made a large buy-out from a sewing facility. In addition to the domestic hand and treadle machines the company produced a wide range of industrial models.Up for Bid is a Willcox& Gibbs 515/ IV-26 Industrial Serger Safety Stitch Sewing Machine! Sunco Model CL Clutch Motor is wired for 220 volt. The only major improvement was in 1875 when the glass tension discs were replaced with an automatic tension device which ensured the machine could not get out of adjustment. Right from the initial production the manufacturing of the Company's single thread, chain stitch machine was undertaken by Brown & Sharpe, Rhode Island and this continued up until 1948.Ī special hand crank mechanism was produced in England for the European market, but the general design of the Willcox & Gibbs remained essentially the same throughout its production. By 1871 the Company's Chief Office for Europe was at 150 Cheapside, London, this office was later moved (post 1885) to 94 - 96 Wigmore Street, then 37 & 39 Moorgate Street (by 1891 to post 1907) and later 20 Fore Street, London. Gibbs and James Willcox and opened its London Office in 1859 at 135 Regent Street. The Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company was founded in 1857 by James E.

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