This copy was produced in 1903 in Clydebank, Scotland and is a beautiful and working copy. The production number is R 1152797. The associated dust cover has a nice inscription and handle (key is missing). The woodwork is somewhat damaged. The dimensions are length x width x height: 51 x 22 x 32 cm (including dust cover). The weight is 16 kilos. The sewing machine will be shipped well packaged (can also be picked up in consultation). In 1895, the Improved Family machine was mechanically modified and the exterior was changed, and the Singer 15 was born. It would become the most successful sewing machine concept ever and remained for more than 100 years in production, although it underwent several improvements during that time. The original Singer 15s, like all other early domestic Singer machines, were produced as the usual pedal version or cabinet version, or as a hand crank model.