The Singer Model 20-10 sewing machine, often referred to as the Sew handy, was a children's chain-stitch sewing machine. While production of the Model 20 started as early as 1910, the 20-10 variation, specifically the colored versions like red and pale blue, were primarily made in Monza, Italy during the mid to late 1950s (specifically 1954-1957This is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This is vintage SINGER Sew handy, it is in the yellow powder coat and is a great addition to any collection. This machine is Yellow in color and was made in the Italy. They are perfect for anyone interested in vintage sewing machines, or for those who want to teach children the art of sewing. It works well and has a great chain stitch. 1950’s model, Price just to $345 making this a great purchase. It comes with a nice carrying case, Instruction book, and C-clamp for attaching it to a sewing area. It has a couple of little pencil size spots on it. That is why the price is adjusted lower than most powder coated machines. The Singer 20-10 is a compact, hand-crank sewing machine known for its chain stitch mechanism and enduring popularity among collectors and sewing enthusiasts. Originally introduced as a child's or toy sewing machine, it is well-engineered and fully functional, often described as "practical, instructive, useful, and amusing". The Singer 20-10 produces a simple chain stitch, which is elastic and does not unravel if the seam is properly locked at the end. It does not require a shuttle or bobbin, making it easy to use and maintain. Early models were made of cast iron, while later versions used lighter die-cast metal. The machine is robust, with just 40 components, and typically uses a short 24×1 needle threaded from left to right. The 20-10 is operated by a hand crank, making it accessible for children and adults alike. It was marketed as suitable for children over four years old due to its simplicity and safety. While the most common Singer 20-10 machines are black or metallic, some special editions or custom-painted versions, such as a beautiful little purple model, do exist, often as collector's items or modern refurbishments. These vibrant colors add to their charm and appeal, especially when paired with a new carrying case. Many Singer 20-10 machines were originally sold with a carrying case, which is practical for storage and transport. New or reproduction cases are available for modern collectors. The instruction manual, especially the detailed 1953 edition, provides clear guidance on threading, maintenance, and sewing techniques, making it easy for beginners to operate the machine. Later manuals even included colorful, wordless instructions suitable for children. Collector's Appeal: The Singer 20-10 is highly regarded for its durability, the reputation of the Singer brand, and its nostalgic value. Machines in excellent condition with all original accessories (including the case and manual) are especially prized. Functionality: Despite its small size, the 20-10 can sew real fabric and is often used for doll clothes, small projects, or as an introduction to sewing for children