Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
Originally Posted by Glenn
Charlee, I am glad you are posting again. I missed your wonderful input. You were always so uplifting and added a lot to this VSMS. Glenn
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
Would this work on my 1924 ... 99 sewing machine?
Singer Foot Controller
Three hole on plug
Label on Back states:
volts 95-145
Part No. 194584
Good used condition
On Ebay .... 5 days left 2 bids price @ $10.50
Singer Foot Controller
Three hole on plug
Label on Back states:
volts 95-145
Part No. 194584
Good used condition
On Ebay .... 5 days left 2 bids price @ $10.50
If you buy it and it doesn't work, let me know!! ;)
Billy
Sharon
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Originally Posted by jpete523
PJisChaos,
I'm sorry you had such a bad experience trying to date your Domestic. Coincidentally, I called today to date mine and received a date, 1948, and was asked whether I needed anything else. The lady who helped me was named Rita. Maybe you should call them back. Also, as far as I know these machines were not made in Japan.
Jan
I'm sorry you had such a bad experience trying to date your Domestic. Coincidentally, I called today to date mine and received a date, 1948, and was asked whether I needed anything else. The lady who helped me was named Rita. Maybe you should call them back. Also, as far as I know these machines were not made in Japan.
Jan
The model# is 264R, serial# is 6246 and it does have 'J-C9' and 'J-A23' on the underside. Around 4a this morning, I was finally able to locate a free copy of the original owners manual.
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
Ok , I have just gotten this 1924 Singer 99. She needs some work... belt, light cord replaced, electric cord with foot pedal! I wonder if there are electric cords/foot pedals with the three prong plug that is enterchangable with the 99?? Maybe someone could let me know via a pm. I also need manuals for her too. :) Thanks for any help.
I forgot to mention, I got her for $11.50. But she needs work!
Sharon
I am attaching some pictures of her :)
I forgot to mention, I got her for $11.50. But she needs work!
Sharon
I am attaching some pictures of her :)
Nancy
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Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
Ok , I have just gotten this 1924 Singer 99. She needs some work... belt, light cord replaced, electric cord with foot pedal! I wonder if there are electric cords/foot pedals with the three prong plug that is enterchangable with the 99?? Maybe someone could let me know via a pm. I also need manuals for her too. :) Thanks for any help.
I forgot to mention, I got her for $11.50. But she needs work!
Sharon
I am attaching some pictures of her :)
I forgot to mention, I got her for $11.50. But she needs work!
Sharon
I am attaching some pictures of her :)
Nancy
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Central Jersey & Calabash,NC
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Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Honchey
Hi Everyone, I was finally able to pick up this Singer 15. It was born in 1950 and it has a potted motor-- I have one from 1905 and the motor is bolted behind the pillar not high up like the potted motor. I thought they would be the same. Did they still use the potted motor in 1950? I had to disconnect the cord to take it out of the cabinet. I noticed the finish where the stitch regulater is the same as the machine. I don't think there is a separate cover piece. This came in a cabinet.. Queen Anne legs. Lots of scratches so I'm going to sand it down and then paint it. Anne
Congratulations on your new 15! I love those 15'.
Nancy
Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
Thanks Nancy! I need a couple of things for it to be tested out even. Belt, light kit, I wonder if you can just get the rubber wheel that goes to the bobbin winder .... or will I have to purchase the whole attachment part.
Originally Posted by SewExtreme
I am looking at a Montgomery Ward Sewing Machine Model 30 to purchase for my grandkids. It looks like a work horse and indestructible. Anyone have one?
My understanding about the blackside stuff is that there were what they call running changes. They would just dump new parts and accessories in the box and you might just have something that the person who put it together just grabbed different vintage parts as they assembled it originally.
Or I suppose it's possible some were replacement parts. I think they went to the blackside during the war years when chrome was needed for war material not the home front. Tho I'm not sure how many domestic sewing machines were produced. Somewhere I saw a badged RAF (UK Royal Air Force ) machine, don't remember if it was here :)
Or I suppose it's possible some were replacement parts. I think they went to the blackside during the war years when chrome was needed for war material not the home front. Tho I'm not sure how many domestic sewing machines were produced. Somewhere I saw a badged RAF (UK Royal Air Force ) machine, don't remember if it was here :)
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Found a website with decals for the F/W's for those of you that were asking a while back.
www.whitesewingcenter.com/page2.php
They have 3 different styles.
www.whitesewingcenter.com/page2.php
They have 3 different styles.
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