miriam

I don't have one of those any more... check with Cathy.

SharonTheriault

Can someone help me with finding out about my machine. It's an old Singer that if it wasn't working would make a great anchor. Darn heavy it is. Used to be a treadle but has electricity now. It's serial # is H1549214. I will appreciate any help I can get with this.

grant15clone

This should help.

http://www.sandman-collectibles.com/...r-machines.htm

http://www.singerco.com/support/machine-serial-numbers
~Grant~

SharonTheriault

Thanks for the links. I'm still not sure what model it is. I'll keep looking. Thanks again.

miriam

can you post a picture of it?

jlhmnj

http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...-database.html

BoJangles

Sharon, you have a Model 66 produced on August 6, 1907, according to Singer's records. Can you post a photo? What decal does it have? A lotus? A redeye?

Nancy

SharonTheriault

It has the lotus decals. Some of them are rubbed off, but there's still lots there. I will take some pictures today and try to post them.
Sharon

BoJangles

Lois, you can ask us about the FW. Most of the people on here have at least one featherweight! Are you just looking for a 1940 model, or do you have one located and just need some information on the machine?

Nancy

nanna-up-north

Yes, many of us have a few FWs. I have 4 but not a 1940.

Did everyone have a good Sewing Christmas? My dear DH got me a beautiful spool cabinet..... he thinks I have enough vintage machines. I don't agree with him.

I'm still working on healing the broken arm but the therapist says she thinks I can try to do a little hand sewing now. We'll see how much I can do. I still can't work on any of the vintage machines I got this summer.... no pushing or pulling yet and I will need to do a lot of that to clean them up. But, I'm making progress.