Pfaff 41

This is a Wheeler and Wilson #9 dressed up like a Pfaff. It is a better made sewing machine possibly than the real thing. The Germans knocked-off several American sewing machines. This one dates to 1907 by its serial number so by then Singer owned the W&W 9.

Pfaff 41_1 It is badged PFAFF in several places but there is little about it being a Pfaff. This one may have been bought in Germany and made just for that market. Pfaff 41_1 It is badged PFAFF in several places but there is little about it being a Pfaff. This one may have been bought in Germany and made just for that market.	Pfaff 41_2 I've never seen a W&W 9 as good looking as this one. Note the American shield seal on the slide plate. This is on all W&W machines. Pfaff 41_2 I've never seen a W&W 9 as good looking as this one. Note the American shield seal on the slide plate. This is on all W&W machines.	Pfaff 41_3 It is I.D. ed as a PFAFF but it is not a Pfaff sewing machine design. Pfaff 41_3 It is I.D. ed as a PFAFF but it is not a Pfaff sewing machine design.	Pfaff 41_4 The handwheel turns away from you to make a stitch. Pfaff 41_4 The handwheel turns away from you to make a stitch.	Pfaff 41_5 On the rear side is this 41 marking. In the front is the serial number 891339 that dates it to 1907. Pfaff 41_5 On the rear side is this 41 marking. In the front is the serial number 891339 that dates it to 1907.
Pfaff 41_6 The presser foot is W&W in every detail. Don't know about the needle but it is most likely a 15X1. Pfaff 41_6 The presser foot is W&W in every detail. Don't know about the needle but it is most likely a 15X1.	Pfaff 41_7 Pfaff 41_7	Pfaff 41_8 The hook, bobbin and bobbin carrier are W&W also even down to the bobbin case latch. The action is rotary. Pfaff 41_8 The hook, bobbin and bobbin carrier are W&W also even down to the bobbin case latch. The action is rotary.	Pfaff 41_9 Bobbin case in and latch down. All W&W designed. Pfaff 41_9 Bobbin case in and latch down. All W&W designed.