I am not sure how old this machine is. It was my mothers she had given it to me along time ago but I never really took it out to look at it. It needs cleaned which my hubby is doing. I am wondering if anyone could tell me if they can guess how old this is and where I can get a manual or something on it. the number on the plate on front of machine down on right side is G0342334 that is all I know. Any help would be greatly appreciated

do you have a sewing machine service in your area? they might be able to help

if yu google that number it will give you the information. You can also download a manuel on the internet.

I did google that number and it isnt coming up with anything thanks

Try this link;
http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_numbers.html
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http://www.singerco.com/pdf/SINGER_G_nos.pdf

It is on this page and is on page 34 of the chart. It is a 1923 model. Hope this helps.

G- 3418351 3423350 15 5000 January 22 1914 St. Jean, Québec

it is a #15 made in canada 1914

thank you and yes I greatly appreciate all your help. Now just have to find parts a couple are broken. I guess i should of gotten it out along time ago after it was given to me.
but would really like to say
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR HELP

What a beautiful machine.

Make sure you use the number as it is printed on your machine. You have to have that zero in there. Good luck on finding parts.

This is the wrong one as hers as a 0 before the 34. The right one is on page 37.

Model 15s have the tension dial on the faceplate... this looks more like a 99 to me...off to try to find the serial number!

It's a model 99, made 1923/1924... serial number was alloted on Sept 6,1923.

Talk to Bill - Lostn51, he will know where you can get parts. Charlee my know also.

Its beautiful!

Again thanks so much will try to get ahold of the people you suggested.

Yep it is a Singer 99, and its a really nice one at that!! It uses the Class 66 bobbins and the 15x1 needles I will PM you a link to the manual for it. Or if you want I can email you the parts list and owners manual for the machine. I carry everything you could ever want for this machine and it is is stock right now.

I added this to the Virtual Section so if you want to subscribe the the Vintage Sewing machine VS go to the user defined area and subscribe to it and you will see the section on the main page of the forum.

You will really enjoy the machine and I am so glad that you posted the photos of it!

BIlly

I bought one that looked similar from Ebay and it was a 1928

I have purchased parts for my old Singer on eBay for good prices. Another knowledgeable person is Lloyd Askew in Anaheim. I don't have his email addy right now, but you can Google him. He is very helpful.