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Originally Posted by ckcowl
if you visit the singer site you can enter the serial # for your machine and find out exactly when it was made- and where- also you can download a manual for it. i love my 99k- it has such a nice even straight stitch- and is a little work horse.
mine was (born) on my sons birthday --- many years earlier---its' a 1956- and no- 99k's are not featherweights- totally different machine. |
Singer 99s are great little machines, but they are not featherweights. They are heavy, despite their smaller size. There is lots of information about them online, including downloadable manuals.
Enjoy your new machine. :-D |
Thank you for all the great information and yes I plan on enjoying the heck out of it.
Dunster I'll get back to you, thanks.... |
Hi again all, this is so much fun...I just wanted you to know that I found out my 99K was made in Scotland in 1955. It is so cool to me because I am Scottish and came to America as a young bride scared to death!!! Should not have worried, have a great hubby and we are looking at 41 years together this November:)
Sooooo having a sewing machine that was made at home when I was a wee lassie is very very cool:):) |
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