Originally Posted by
nnopes
... the two squiggly pieces with the rotating screws below the tucker..... My set seem to be made of much flimsier metal than the original set. Thank you!!
I can't help with the other questions in this post, but I can about these two
The top one is what is called a bed mount underbraider and the bottom one is called a bed mount shirring plate.
It looks like the ruffler is a Singer with a patent applied for, but it is not shown in the 1919 parts list for the 66-1, nor are the other items. I do know that Greist made attachments for many different machine, so it is possible some of these attachments were after-market attachments and not made by Singer. I think that Greist made buttonholers that were made with the Singer name on them.
I hope Macybaby will drop in and answer, as I am curious about the other items also. Do your attachments have numbers on them? It seems that there were some very early attachments, that I'm fairly certain were made by Singer, but did not have numbers on them. Most attachments by Singer did have Singer or Simanco and a number on them.
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