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Back in 1950, Jan de Vlieger, founder of IMCA, started a small collecting antique sewing machines and he has built up, together with the other “De Vlieger” family one of the nicest collections and unique of antique sewing machines.
In 1990 the family decided to custom build a 260 m2 sewing machine museum for this unique collection.
Our collection of machine is based in Holland is open on appointment for people connected to our industry and collectors of antique machines. We are very proud of this sewing machine museum, which was started by Mr. Jan de Vlieger and it’s located in Haarlem Holland.
Avrial Legat machine “La Populaire” 1890s France.
Joseph Reimann sewing machine 1882 France
Berthier No 2. 1865 France
Marc Klotz sewing machine “La Pariseinne” 1875 France
Hurtu “L’Productive” 1872 France
Peugeot No 01 1870s France
Aubineau & Bouriqeut 1870s France
Charles R Goodwin 1870s
Thomas Bradford anchor shape machine 1872 UK
Nussey & Pilling top range model “The Sandwich” 1874 UK.
R.E. Simpson & Co “No 1“ 1860s UK
Collier & Son’s rare “Swift & Sure” machine 1870s Made by the Royal Sewing machine Co. UK.
S.M & Co “So All” 1884
Newton Wilson & Co “Dorcas” 1860s London Uk.
Hopkinson Brothers 1880s Doncaster UK
R.E Simpson & Co Glasgow 1860 Glasgow
Peter Waterston “Waterston’s patent” 1890 Edinburgh
Britannnia Sewing Machine Company 1860s Colchester
William Taylor sewing machine ‘improved Taylor” 1870s
Gresham & Craven sewing machine ‘Improved Gresham’ 1870s
Woodruff 1855 US
The Foley & Williams Manufacturing Company “Triumph” 1890s US
Clarks Revolving-Looper double-thread sewing machine. 1860 .manufactured by Lamson, Goodnow & Yale of Windsor US
Wilson, Lockman & Co 1880
the boudoir sewing machine 1850s USA
Leavitt & Brant 1865 US
New England Type 1870s
Elliptic Machine 1850s US
Stop – step machine 1910 sewing upside down unique machine US
Charles Parker Co. 1860
American B.H.O.& S.M Co No 8 1875 USA
Bryan Atwater machine 1860s Berlin Connecticut us
American buttonhole overseaming Sewing Machine Company (B.H.O.& S.M Co)”American No 02″ 1870s Philadelphia USA
Singer Sewhandy 40K 1960s
Ebenezer A. Goodes “The Goodes “ 1872 US
“cute” Integral Clamp toy machine 1880s unknown manufacture location
Simplex “Volksnahmaschine” 1893 Germany
Adam Opel founder of Opel cars No.3 sewing machine 1869
Cleas & Flentje “Danica” 1914 Germany
Guhl & Harbeck “Puppenfee” also known as the “ Original Express chain-stitch machine 1872 Germany.
Frister & Rossmann ” wheeler & Wilson improved system” 1870s Germany
Union NM Factory 1870s bockenheim Germany
Grimme, Natalis & Co 1860 Braunschweig Germany
Haid & Neu-A.V Humboldt-1880 Germany
bayerische nahmaschinen fabrik model No.6 toy sewing machine 1920 Germany
Max Sandt “ Nürnberg princess “ 1894 Germany
Müller No.6 Nickel Plated 1896 Germany.
Mckay & Blake Shoe stitching machine
hurtu Shoe making machine ‘ petit modele’ 1890
Tavaro’s Elna ‘The Grasshopper’ 1950s Swiss
Pierre Bouche 1870s France
Benoit Lakner 1890s France
berthier No 01 1860s France
Journaux-Leblond sewing machine “Modele M” 1870s France
Hurtu P2 1875 France
Peugeot No 2 1890s France
Journaille “La Menagere “ Modele R 1870s France
Mayfield “Agrnoria” 1874 UK.
The Cookson Sewing Machine & Co 1888 UK
The Albion works 1870s London Uk
Self Acting Sewing machines with zigzag attachment made by Sewing Machine Co.Ltd 1858 – 1863
Newton Wilson & Co sewing machine “cleopatra” 1867 UK
Smith, Starley & Co “ the European” 1870 UK
The Alexandra lockstitch sewing machine 1860s Glasgow
The Dorman Portable Lockstitch machine 1880s UK
The Howe Sewing machine ‘The Express” late 1860s
William Winter machine 1870s Leeds
William F. Thomas Machine 1860s UK
Whight & Mann “Alberta” 1863 Ipswich UK
American Hand Sewing Machine Company “Seeing Shears” US
Williams & Orvis No1 1850 Boston Massachusetts
M.finkle 1850s Boston Us
Leander W. Langdon ‘fancy florence’ 1860s florence Massachusetts
Decker Sewing Machine Company “The Princess” US
The Beckwith Portable Family sewing machine 1870s
Nettleton & Raymond treadle head 1850s ,made in Brattleboro, Vermont
New Remington improved No 04 1870s Us
William C Watson sewning machine 1860s USA
L.Griswold 1876 New York
Shaw & Clark ‘ Skinny Pillar’ 1860 USA
New England Type 1870s
Tabitha sewing machine 1886 US.
D.W Clark toy sewing machine ‘Foliage’ 1850s USA
Balthasar Krems 1810, first working German machine
Georg Michael Pfaff No1 . Original cutaway training model machine from the factory. Germany
Adem Opel “Furtuna” 1870 Germany
Durkopp & Schmidt 1860s Germany
Bernhard Kohler 1870s
Pfaff sewing machine cutaway training machine 1920s
Grimme, Natalis & Co ‘Superior AA’ 1870s Braunschweig Germany
Pfaff Free arm toy chain stitch sewing machine 1950s Germany
Eckardt machine 1880s Germany
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