bearisgray

Does any one know anything about this model?

I did a search - and was not able to find very much.

Prism99

I believe that's an old Bernina mechanical model. They are all wonderful workhorses. All of these machines, I believe, have the "Made in Switzerland" stamp somewhere on them (unlike many of the newer Bernina models).

I did find this old thread on the 1006 that may be helpful for you:
http://sewing.patternreview.com/Sewi...ns/topic/84597

bearisgray

That's all I was able to find, too.

Stitchnripper

I googled to see what it looked like, but came up with:
Threading diagram
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=288954.0

Parts and feet
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/ber...ine-parts.aspx

YouTube Video identifying parts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQbyGzYU1ik

I hope you find these things helpful.

bearisgray

Thank you for looking and posting.

I have already "been there."

Stitchnripper

Oh okay. Sorry for the repeats!!

mea12

Its very much like the bernina 1008. It has a couple of quite nice decorative stitches that are different than the ones on the 1008. Otherwise, i think they're close to identical. The 1006 is a heavy machine (it might be heavier than the 1008) but really, really great. I like that it has a fully adjustable serpentine stitch!

ManiacQuilter2

I have a Bernina 1020. What are you looking for?? You might look on eBay for a manual and accessories. They appear for sale ever so often.

bearisgray

I bought one for $150 this week - it has one extra presser foot - the zipper foot - and it's missing one of the two spool holders. No manual -

It does work - I did try it before I took it home.

It does not seem to be that much different from my old 1962 Bernina 530-2 as far as features and how they function.
Except the old one is that greenish color and the 1006 is white.

bearisgray

The machine(s) I am looking for are Pfaff 1471, 1473, and 1475 from the 1980s.

Was there a 1472 and/or a 1474 model?