When Isaac Merritt Singer designed the sewing machine for practical use in 1851, a real run on this machine began in highly industrialized Germany.
Over 200 German companies and merchants (who had their products produced by companies, for example) saw this product as a change to significantly increase their capital. The state of Saxony became Germany's stronghold in sewing machine production for 140 years.
Today there is no company in Germany that produces household sewing machines.
Gritzner Sewing Machine Serial Number
In the industrial sector, only 'Dürkopp-Adler' remains, which is produced in small numbers in the Czech Republic and belongs to the Chinese.
Gritzner Sewing Machine Serial Number
Max Carl Gritzner (1825 - 1892) started to manufacture sewing machines in 1872 in the small town of Durlach in Germany. The business prospered and by 1902 it was celebrating the production of its one millionth machine, making it one of Germany’s largest manufacturers. During the 1940’s Gritzner merged with Pfalzische to become Gritzner. 14-feb-2014 - Gritzner VS #3153767, c1921, This VS model shows the transition to a thin, upright bobbin winder with the thin stitch length regulator that came to be used on the model R, as the machine became known. Sews in reverse, so is unlike the Singer 28. These features were also used on the Frister & Rossmann E for a time, after Gritzner took over the company.
The trademarks and model names, on the other hand, are sought after like never before. Not a well-known sewing machine label is still freely available today. This is why numerous, as in the early years of the sewing machine industry, new imaginary names are created. Because since the turn of the millennium, the business with household sewing machines in particular has been booming again.