aronel

Yes!! I agree.

Gennynut

The one on the left uses the screw and is a seam guide. I have one on my old Brother machine. The other things are feet and I recognize them too. I'll see if I can find my old machine book and get back to you.

Taughtby Grandma

The one on the left is screwed down on the right side of the sewing plate with the flat side facing the needle as a seam guide. The center one is to make rolled hems. I don't know what the last one is.

fktsewing

the one on the left is a seam guide--the screw above it screws into the machine and you can set the short straight edge to the seam size you want---
the middle one is a rolled hemfoot
the one on the right looks like a darning foot and maybe could be used for a free motion foot.

glenda5253

The only thing I recognized was the seam guide---glad there are some seasoned seamstresses out there. :thumbup:

brickley

I just bought a featherweight singer. they look like they would fit an older singer of some kind.

Anna.425

I believe the one with the circle is a free motion foot.

cabinfever

Your darning/FMQ foot (right in your pic):
1. http://cgi.ebay.com/380328874765; also has links as to applications for it. 2. http://www.singerco.com/pdf/Darning_Embroidery.pdf shows 3rd foot, newer version part plastic...so more of a vintage foot (likely pre-80's anyway).
Here are a few links to visually see some labeled feet.
1. http://www.sewfancy.com/feet.htm
2. http://blog.sew-classic.com/2009/01/...g-machine.aspx Helps with shank information.
3. Shows visual of seam guide with screw (left item in your pic):
http://susanscloches.blogspot.com/20...eam-guide.html

How to use a rolled hemmer: http://reviews.ebay.com/How-to-Use-Y...00000014270365
Good luck

Marysewfun

Cabinfever - thank you for the links - especially the ebay - I also have sew feet that I either didn't know what to do with them or only knew limited applications - I found this very helpful. :-)

Marysewfun

vickimc

I agree with Irishrose