Blackberry

What machine would these bobbins belong to. I purchased a Beautiful Tan & Brown White Sewing Machine and these were in the drawers but I am most positive they do not belong to the White Brand Sewing Machines.

Glenn

The round shaped on is for a Wheeler and Wilson. Boy could I use that one. The others are far a White Family Rotary a very early model around 1915 or so.

Macybaby

Yup - what Glen said - one Wheeler Wilson and the rest White, though they will fit a wide age range, basically if it's White made rotary and top clamp feet - it takes that bobbin. I've got a machine from about 1910 and another from around 1940, and they take the same bobbins. I would expect the White made Kenmore (top clamp) take the same bobbin, but don't know that for sure. It is the same as the "Domestic" branded Whites too.

J Miller

Yes that is correct. I have two White made Kenmore Rotarys and they use that bobbin.

Joe

Rodney

I don't know for sure but if you're talking about the White you just posted here http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...n-t252393.html
I would suspect that machine uses class 15 bobbins.
Rodney
EDIT: I should have added that from what I've seen the Japanese Whites were basically the same as other Singer 15 clones, just badged differently. I don't know anything about the more modern ones.

Blackberry

Yes, that is what I am talking about. These bobbins were found in one of the drawers but the bobbin in the machine is a class 15. I just had never seen any bobbins like these so I was just wondering what they belonged to. I am so thankful for all of the knowledgeable people on this board.

Macybaby

Like I said - Top clamp Feet on a White - those bobbins fit, Side clamp feet on a White, class 15 bobbins.

The interesting part - at one time Singer was about the only US made machine using side clamp feet.