Does anyone here know anything about this machine?
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Does anyone here know anything about this machine?
I Herd Ewe!
It looks like a Japanese 15Originally Posted by I Herd Ewe
Here are 2 links - see what you think:
Will the REAL 15 clone please stand up
and one we unfroze
Janie Doe, the 15 Clone - make over
NEVER LET A SEWING MACHINE KNOW YOU ARE IN A HURRY..
YOU ARE NOT A LOSER UNTIL YOU QUIT TRYING...
I'm hoping someone can help me date this New Home Greyhound. I found this serial# DA AC 56972.
Charq,
Check inside your owners manual. Usually, not always, there is a date code. This would look something 521 for May of 1921. Or they might actually have a date in them. If it does it's generally close to the vintage of the machine.
Joe
Hmmm, I'm wondering how I missed this thread.
Anywho here is my two New Homes:
This is my New Home Greyhound Model 30:
She is a tiny little machine made from aluminum rather than cast iron. She's about the same size as a Featherweight but lives in a bent wood case.
This is my New Home Model AB:
This is the one we got down south that was filled with mouse leavings. She was a mess. Now she sews very nice stitches. The paint and case still need refinished, but she's up and running.
Joe
I didn't find any numbers inside but this is the back cover.
It was a sign from the Almighty, me reading these posts today. Went to a St. Vincent De Paul store today and what did my wandering eyes spy, a NEW HOME. Beautiful machine, don't even think it has ever been used, there is no scratches or use marks on the bobbin, bobbin plate, foot peddle, everything looks brand new. Will have to post numbers later, only had one cam with it though but that is ok. If I could post pics, I would. Might try that too later. So excited though, want to get down there, oil it up, don't need cleaning, not a speck of lint on it or in it.
My stash keeps me in stitches!
Charq,
The date code on that manual is the 4-37. Or April of 1937. By the looks of that machine I'd say that was a real close match.
Joe
I don't know how I missed this thread. I have a New Home Treadle I think a model A.
Here is the inside and it makes a great stitch.
Mary
Thank you so much! You made my day! Now I can go clean her up. I can't wait to use her. The women I bought this from had a Franklin that needed new wiring she wanted $15 for it. I'm seriously thinking of getting that one too!
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