Most commonly available as a treadle, some later models could have been electrified. "White Family Rotary" made from the 1890's to the 1920's. Your model may not be pictured or may not be available, in such case you may choose one that is similar. The pictures of the machines shown below may also help you in determining your model number. Please find the following manuals available in black and white reprint. Also you may check several web sites, ours included, in search of a comparison. We suggest visiting several sewing machine stores in your area to see if they have for sale a similar model in similar condition by which you can compare. Due to many variables in the market place we do not value machines. Often we are ask to put a value on these and other older model sewing machines. The following items are offered as used or refurbished and manuals are reprints. Most parts, attachments and manuals are no longer available as after market. There were many rotary type machines including some more popular names such as White, Domestic, Dressmaster, Kenmore, Free, Free Westinghouse, New Home, Eldredge, National and many others. One of the more distinguishing features of these models was the friction drive system and the rotary hook as compared to many oscillator type machines.
It is a representation of the Rotary style sewing machine popular in the 1940's. The above sewing machine is a White Rotary Electric Sewing Machine, Series 77.
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