I sent you a PM - most people don't realize there are at least 8 different sets, however the except the plates that attach to the base of the machine, they LOOK the same, but they are not.
BTW- the set you own is a newer style than the one in the print - look at the difference in the Tucker and ruffler, your set includes a single stitch and the newer style can be set to pleat every stitch or every 5th stitch. Also, the Edge Stitcher was not available with the older set. That foot was developed at a later date.
BTW - the foot that Print calls teh "braider" is refered to as the "gather" foot. The braider foot that worked with the underbaider is the really small quilt foot, and Greist used the Edge Stitcher for the braider foot instead of having the typical two hole foot like Singer did.
And at the time Greist switched to using the Edge Stitcher, they also stopped including the underbraider plate in the set - as you would now do your braiding on the top side. And at some point they stopped inlcuding the Tucker in the sets, but Greist kept it there a lot longer than Singer did.
The other interesting thing - all the long bobbin New Home sets I have (with New Home on the plates) also have a different Tucker that also says "New Home" on it.
I know I've still got a lot to learn, and my DH isn't all that happy with my method - to simply buy anything I've not seen before and then figure it out LOL!. Good thing most of these sets sell for about $15 with shipping. He reuses the boxes for what he's selling on ebay - so he likes that part.