Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell

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Originally Posted by Lostn51

Oh and I have never named any of my machines although I think its neat that folks do do that. But its just not my cup of tea. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Billy

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Poor, poor nameless machines...they're nearly orphans!!

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;) :lol:

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They know Daddy loves them! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Billy

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Originally Posted by Glenn

I know that we refer machines as she, but I see members have named thier sewing machines. Should I name mine? This is a new one to me.
Glenn

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Totally up to you Glenn! :) It's a just a kind of silly thing we girls tend to do...like men naming their cars, we name our machines. ;)

But YES! I think you should name them! What will their names be?

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Okay then, the Prussian singer will be called Hilda and Grandma's I think I will call her Grandma since I have always refered to her this way. (I am up stairs sewing on Grandma) :lol: Glenn Thanks

I ,like Billy, naming is not my cup of tea but I will name the Prussian singer Hilda and Grandma's will be just Grandma's machine. Glenn

I seem to have posted this twice, sorry. Glenn

Alrighty then someone was asking about some of my machines so here are the ones that I have uploaded to this computer.

The ones I have not included in these photos are my Singer 185J, 1870 New Home Model A, and my soon to be acquired Singer 500A. I have quite a few parts machines that I am not even including in the list.

Billy

1911 Singer 27 with the Godzilla and blackside finish

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1900 Singer 24 Industrial

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1910 Singer 27 "Hot Rod"

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1921 Singer 66-1 "Red Eye"

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1963 Kenmore Model 43 Rare Pearl Iris color

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I have got to have me a hot rod. I like it. When I am not playing with my quilts and sewing machines. I am restoring a 1949 Chrysler Windsor.
Glenn

I am fixing to sell my '51 Ford and buy something different what I dont know but I imagine it will be in the late 30's or 40's. I live eat sleep and drink cars and sewing machines along with quilting. :mrgreen:

Billy

I have just put a new wiring harness in the 49. I also have a 230SL 1965 Mercedes two seater with German specs brought back From Germany It is sweet!! My wife drives her grandma's 1975 sport nova grandma bought new. It has only 43,000 miles on her.
Glenn

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Originally Posted by Lostn51

Jan I looked and can not find the winder for the 66. I have several cast pieces for the VS machines like the 27's but no 66's. :(

And your machine is a side clamp so it will not be a 66-1 I think it is a 66-2 the 66-1, 66-3 were back clamp and also the 66-1 did not have the boss to bolt a motor or a hand crank to.

But it is such a nice machine!!!!!

Billy

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Thank you Billy for all of your help and looking for my bobbin winder.

If anyone has a spare bobbin winder that would fit my machine or any place I can get one, please PM me.

What other models could I use for the part? :?:

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Originally Posted by no1jan

What other models could I use for the part? :?:

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After digging through my parts manuals only a 66 will fit a 66. I was thinking a 99 might would work but not so. They use the same bobbin but the casting is different.

You might get lucky and find a parts machine at a flea market or on CL, or just find the part itself on eBay or here.


Billy