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Old 06-19-2011, 02:28 AM
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A couple of months ago I bought an older serger at an estate sale. There were several other machines there that I didn't buy, but the woman gave me a bag containing a pile of "mystery feet". Can anyone help identify these? Wondering if they are worth keeping or not. In some of the photos they may look rusted, but they're not - just a reflection.

#1 Marked 12483 HR 1/4
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213665[/ATTACH]

#2 Marked 12483 HR 3/16
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213666[/ATTACH]

#3 Marked 24983
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213667[/ATTACH]

#4 Marked 181157 Singer USA
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213668[/ATTACH]

#5 Marked MA21 12U829N
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213669[/ATTACH]

#6 No Markings at All - ID's as Adjustable Zipper Foot. Thank you!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213670[/ATTACH]

#7 Marked 19334
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213671[/ATTACH]

#8 Marked SUSEI P 50
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213672[/ATTACH]

#9 Marked Pat USA AP7-96
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213673[/ATTACH]

#10 Looks same as above, but no markings
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213674[/ATTACH]
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Old 06-19-2011, 02:40 AM
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#6 is an adjustable zipper foot, I have one that fits my Singer 404
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Old 06-19-2011, 02:49 AM
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Thanks! One down, 9 to go!
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Old 06-19-2011, 08:23 AM
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My guess:

The last (2) photos of the bobbin case look like Kenmore, Janome, or Brother.

#3 looks like the straight foot for a 301A, I could be wrong with my guesses too.
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Old 06-19-2011, 08:34 AM
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# 1,#2,#3,#5,#8 all look like feet for industrial machines...#1-2 look like edging feet. #3 just a st. stitch...
#5 and #8 could be gathering feet for the same kind of machine..
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
# 1,#2,#3,#5,#8 all look like feet for industrial machines...#1-2 look like edging feet. #3 just a st. stitch...
#5 and #8 could be gathering feet for the same kind of machine..
I think you're right about the industrial machines. They had some there, but they were too heavy for me to move ... guess I'll chuck the bunch of them in the recycling bin.
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12483 with the little flange on the side helps to do topstitching.
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It's difficult to see, but I'd say the bobbin cases look very similar to the one of my old Bernina Record.
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Old 04-27-2017, 05:26 PM
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That bobbin case is from a early model 15 Singer, I have that case on my machine. If you still have it, can you take another picture in sharper focus, I cant tell if mine is damaged, since I dont know what it originally looked like.
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Originally Posted by Krystyna View Post
I think you're right about the industrial machines. They had some there, but they were too heavy for me to move ... guess I'll chuck the bunch of them in the recycling bin.
I would never, never throw any of them away. I have bought bags of attachments and found a use for them much later. As for any of them being from a Singer 301, I have two 301A machines and none of the feet are that chunky.
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