The name Kenmore first appeared on a Sears sewing machine in 1913, but this appellation was dropped in 1919 and did not resurface until 1934. It also retailed sewing machines manufactured by such companies as Singer and Franklin. In the early years, Sears used other trade names on sewing machines, including Iowa, Burdick and Edgemere. Davis probably started making machines for Richard Sears some time in the 1890s, and Sears chose the brand name Minnesota because it was the name of his home state. Few people realize that the sewing machine has been around for a long time, and Davis started manufacturing these machines during the 1860s.īy the late 19th century, the company reportedly was turning out hundreds of thousands of these helpful household devices every year. The line was made for Sears by the Davis Sewing Machine Company of Watertown, N.Y., which later moved to Dayton, Ohio. But before Sears started using the Kenmore label, it used other brand names, including Minnesota Sewing Machine - the designation found on the item in today's question. A: The brand name Kenmore means Sears and Roebuck to most American consumers. What can you tell me about it, and what is its value? 1 Davis Serial Numbers 2 Vertical Feed Machines 3 Vibrating. History from 'The Growth of a century: as illustrated in the history of Jefferson county, New York from 1793 to 1894' by Haddock (1894) describing early Davis history and reasons for leaving Watertown. I remember hearing that she paid $30 for it when it was new. What can you tell me about it, and what is its value? Helaine Fendelman and Joe Rosson/SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Q: I am enclosing pictures of a sewing machine once belonging to my mother. TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC Q: I am enclosing pictures of a sewing machine once belonging to my mother.
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