Someone I knew was moving to FL. and gave me this befor she moved. Never heard of this one. And it still runs.

More I have the attachments and manuel but cant fine them right now.

And: I went to my dealer to see how much I could get for a trade She would only give me 25.00 for it. So I'm keeping

All I can get is Spiegel Chicago Ill
Model # 752-999

so cool :thumbup:

That was very nice of her. Now you have a spare. I have an extra one that hubby gave me. That is why I do not worry if my Singer ever "takes sick".

I did a search for Vogue Stitch and get results that it is a Janome, though didn't find get any results using your model number

Its something to play with for awhile and of course a really nice spare. That was nice of them to pass it on to you!

I love the plate that gives you needle sizes with the thread sizes...cool

That is a badged machine, meaning this certain company made machines and put whomever's name on it that wanted to sell them.

I need you to get me the JA or JC numbers that are on the machine and post them. These should be cast on the bottom and you might have another set stamped on the side of the machine by the plate with the model number.

I am currently doing research on the Japanese machines (The model 15's to be exact) on how to date them and to see who and where they were manufactured. The JA and JC numbers help me alot in finding out the original manufacturer but it is up in the air about dating them.

But if I was to guess your machine would be in the mid 60's to the early to mid 70's.

Billy