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Any old sewing machine experts here who recognize this badge?

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My younger DD was at a swap meet this weekend, and saw an old curved-arm machine with that badge.
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Just curious, I am NOT adding to my collection... ;-D

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BEI Design
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Sorry for the self-reply, but further googling discovered the answer:

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Pretty cool looking machine!

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BEI Design

What a huge motor! It must have been an industrial machine.

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Joy Beeson

:> BEI Design wrote: :> > Any old sewing machine experts here who recognize this badge? :> >

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:> > :> > My younger DD was at a swap meet this weekend, and saw an old :> > curved-arm machine with that badge. :> >
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:> > :> > Just curious, I am NOT adding to my collection... ;-D :> :> Sorry for the self-reply, but further googling discovered the :> answer: :> :>
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:> :> Pretty cool looking machine!

:What a huge motor! It must have been an industrial machine.

Motors used to be big. That's probably a 1/10th horsepower motor, something like that. There's a video a very similar machien here:

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appears not to have sound, too bad, it would neat to hear it run.

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David Scheidt

Try a different browser, it had sound when I loaded it.

The motor on the one my DD saw was mounted differently, and it did not have a light. I suspect there were some modifications to these old machines as electricity became available around the country/world.

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BEI Design

It is a Wilcox and Gibbs

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Ron Anderson

Thanks, as always, Ron.

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BEI Design

  • 1 Much enjoyed reading it - never heard of the make before - certainly never seen one. John T.
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hubops

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