Knitting Machine Museum​

Pingouin TP3 or 4 - not too sure This is one of the latest of the rare Pingouin Garter Stitch machines - it has the look of a piece of...

The Record Knitting Machine Circa 1955 Wonderful addition to the museum portfolio – a donation of another vintage garter stitch machine –...

An interesting bit of history of the Trumod machines

The pattern wheels are operated by a knob on top of the carriage and as I have just discovered you bring needles into holding position by pr

The Simpleframe was a very popular knitting frame in it's day, with groups of folk sitting together using them and producing some intere

The Orion 220 single bed is more my cup of tea – it’s a moveable sinker post system and it is a 6 mm gauge with 220 needles.

My second look at this interesting Vogue vintage machine with an unusual "Five Step Magic Device" patterning system

Latest Acquisition Notes on a Pingouin TP2 Knitting Machine (number 2) The gauge is 6 mm and it takes 4 ply with ease and possibly light...

Another addition to the Knitting Machine Museum website - a fine 6 mm gauge single bed machine from around 1958.

Although a spanner type of machine it is unusual in that it has a 12 stitch punchcard system operated by pulling the handle but unusually it