SF Bay Free to good home Singer "typewriter" type
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SF Bay Free to good home Singer "typewriter" type
Not my ad, but SOMEONE has to want this.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/zip/4279087178.html
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/zip/4279087178.html
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big sigh - that is one machine still on my wish list.
Last fall they were all over eBay, but for the last two months almost none have shown up. Back then I was considering getting a black one, but since then DH and I decided a green one would be best - as I have no other green Singers in the herd yet.
Last fall they were all over eBay, but for the last two months almost none have shown up. Back then I was considering getting a black one, but since then DH and I decided a green one would be best - as I have no other green Singers in the herd yet.
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Owner have not responded yet. I will let you all know. As soon as he answers I can drive there right away.
by the way, what kind of a machine is that ? Model? Zig zag? Am trying to pick it up yet know nothing about it.
by the way, what kind of a machine is that ? Model? Zig zag? Am trying to pick it up yet know nothing about it.
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Singer Model 319
From ISMACS :
"Flatbed version of 320K; rotary hook; zigzag; 5 built-in patterns - "piano" keys for ornamental stitches plus fashion disks; ext. motor; built-in carry handle; green."
Listing
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/model-list/classes-300-399.html
Photo
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...0-399/319K.jpg
Manual
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...ine-manual.pdf
From ISMACS :
"Flatbed version of 320K; rotary hook; zigzag; 5 built-in patterns - "piano" keys for ornamental stitches plus fashion disks; ext. motor; built-in carry handle; green."
Listing
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/model-list/classes-300-399.html
Photo
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...0-399/319K.jpg
Manual
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...ine-manual.pdf
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Singer Model 319
From ISMACS :
"Flatbed version of 320K; rotary hook; zigzag; 5 built-in patterns - "piano" keys for ornamental stitches plus fashion disks; ext. motor; built-in carry handle; green."
Listing
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/model-list/classes-300-399.html
Photo
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...0-399/319K.jpg
Manual
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...ine-manual.pdf
From ISMACS :
"Flatbed version of 320K; rotary hook; zigzag; 5 built-in patterns - "piano" keys for ornamental stitches plus fashion disks; ext. motor; built-in carry handle; green."
Listing
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/model-list/classes-300-399.html
Photo
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...0-399/319K.jpg
Manual
http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...ine-manual.pdf
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Vic,
One more "important" thing. The 319 uses the semi-obosolete 206-13 needle. It's similar to the 15x1, but shorter from the point to the eye. This is important because the longer 15x1 can eat up the bobbin case. These needles are getting harder to find, but are still out there.
Joe
One more "important" thing. The 319 uses the semi-obosolete 206-13 needle. It's similar to the 15x1, but shorter from the point to the eye. This is important because the longer 15x1 can eat up the bobbin case. These needles are getting harder to find, but are still out there.
Joe
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Vic,
One more "important" thing. The 319 uses the semi-obosolete 206-13 needle. It's similar to the 15x1, but shorter from the point to the eye. This is important because the longer 15x1 can eat up the bobbin case. These needles are getting harder to find, but are still out there.
Joe
One more "important" thing. The 319 uses the semi-obosolete 206-13 needle. It's similar to the 15x1, but shorter from the point to the eye. This is important because the longer 15x1 can eat up the bobbin case. These needles are getting harder to find, but are still out there.
Joe
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