Will the Real 15 clone please stand up
#91
Hello Eveyone!
I just picked up this beauty last night for 10$ off Kijiji. Wondering if anyone might know anything about it. I believe it is a 15K Clone as it is similar to some of the other's you have posted. The decals though say it was made in Edmonton Alberta, its a Comrie Sewing Machine CC The number on the plate by the post is S115908. The motor is Good Housekeeper by Eureka model E20 and the foot pedal is made in Toronto. I have been searching online non-stop and can't find anything about it.
Hope you can help!
I just picked up this beauty last night for 10$ off Kijiji. Wondering if anyone might know anything about it. I believe it is a 15K Clone as it is similar to some of the other's you have posted. The decals though say it was made in Edmonton Alberta, its a Comrie Sewing Machine CC The number on the plate by the post is S115908. The motor is Good Housekeeper by Eureka model E20 and the foot pedal is made in Toronto. I have been searching online non-stop and can't find anything about it.
Hope you can help!
Nancy
#92
Hi Nancy
Sorry I didn't post one! I was so involved with taking pictures of the little details I can't believe I forgot a whole side shot!
But here they are below. I am really excited to find out if it was made mostly in Canada. I know the motor is made in the states, but everything else seems to have been made right here in Canada. I have sent some pictures to a lady at my LQS as well who collects vintage machines and know almost everything there is about them. She apparently has about 80 vintage machines.
here is the link to all the pics I have taken and posted to flicker
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7484843...7629433955935/
Kallie
Sorry I didn't post one! I was so involved with taking pictures of the little details I can't believe I forgot a whole side shot!
But here they are below. I am really excited to find out if it was made mostly in Canada. I know the motor is made in the states, but everything else seems to have been made right here in Canada. I have sent some pictures to a lady at my LQS as well who collects vintage machines and know almost everything there is about them. She apparently has about 80 vintage machines.
here is the link to all the pics I have taken and posted to flicker
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7484843...7629433955935/
Kallie
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Wires, plugs, etc are available through sew-classic - she is a very good resource - very quick to send you your stuff too - she is safe to deal with over the net
Joe you have certainly learned a lot in the 3 months you've been into sewing machines.
Joe you have certainly learned a lot in the 3 months you've been into sewing machines.
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