Domestic Sewing Machine Company Machines
The Domestic Factory in 1895
Combination Fly-Wheel
Technical illustration showing the ingenious combination fly-wheel design of the New Domestic sewing
machine, featuring a unique pulley system that allowed the wheel to function differently for sewing versus
bobbin winding.
Factory
Rare historical photograph from 1895 showcasing the Domestic Sewing Machine Company's impressive
manufacturing facility in Newark, New Jersey, where thousands of machines were produced during the
company's heyday.
Oiling
Detailed maintenance diagrams revealing the critical oiling points for the New Domestic sewing machine,
ensuring smooth operation and extending the lifespan of this precision mechanical device.
Shuttle
Illustrated guide to the operation of the New Domestic's closed-end shuttle, featuring precise
instructions for opening, threading, and installing this essential component for successful machine
operation.
Threading
Precision threading diagram for the New Domestic sewing machine detailing the critical path through
tension discs and take-up mechanisms, essential for achieving proper stitch formation.