Tiny Red Roses
In use for Classes:
- 27
- 66
This decal might easily be a later version applied by refurbishers. We documented a couple of machines with this design, but they have subtle differences: the decoration in the center of the bed rotated, a different placement for the pillar design, leaves around the "Singer" name on the arm missing or in different positions, a slightly different font and size in the "Singer" name on the arm...
One of the machines we documented (the one with the oldest serial number so far) has the label of a refurbisher formerly active in Sydney (Australia), Reynolds Brothers. We chose to document the decal set nonetheless because it might be even a century old, even though not officially Singer.
Documented Machines
(What does it mean?)Total n.: 2
Factories:
Documented Classes:
- 27
- 66
Documented years: 1896 - 1916
