Usually referred to as a “Hancock”, this very small toy sewing machine was patented by Fox and Hubbard on August 6, 1867. The Fox and Hubbard uses a tambour needle and has an integrated clamp. The Fox and Hubbard is a highly desired toy sewing machine, as it is very hard to find.

The Hancock was patented by Fox and Hubbard on August 6, 1867 and manufactured in the year 1868. A true antique!

Because of its rarity, the value of the Fox and Hubbard “Hancock” is estimated to be between $1,500.00 and $2,000.00 in the year 2015.