Anybody got this old machine?

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07-27-2010, 05:01 PM

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quiltinghere

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What a great bunch of quilters we have here - helping each other out.

Maybe you could email the seller and find out who purchased his machine and get a copy of the instruction manual. He'd probably have to email her and get her to contact you.

07-27-2010, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by virtualbernie

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Originally Posted by aardvarq

Virgual Bernie,

I don't know but I LOVE it! It is great. You see that it has one bobbin on the threader? Can you send a pict of the back side? I thought your thread spool pin was missing, but the top doesn't easily show the hole to put it in. Could the spool go on the back side? Some do, but I dont know if it will thread with spool on the back? Humm....

Aardie.

I figured out how to put the spool holder on, thanks to Nursie76 sending me to an Ebay site with a pic of where it should be! I do have a compartment on top of the machine that I have no idea what it supposed to do. I'll add that pic--maybe someone has something like it on their machine?

I have a machine that is like yours only under a different name. The compartment on top is for cams to do automatic embroidery. I have an orginial manual to mine and it shows how to thread and put the cams in. I think it is supposed to have 20 cams. I can send you a copy of the thread guide if you pm me. Hope this helps.

07-27-2010, 05:14 PM

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virtualbernie

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Originally Posted by quiltinghere

I'm the buyer and it didn't come with the instruction manual. I doubt that the seller has the manual because of the condition the machine arrived to me. Busted light, wrong needle, etc. I got it threaded, it sews very quietly and nice. That's all I was looking for -- only paid $18.00 for it. I was just curious.

07-27-2010, 05:18 PM

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Lostn51

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Your machine is a late 50's to mid 60's machine. The Japanese were really using the Americana look back then and most machines favored the autos of the day with lots of chrome and the popular colors of the cars that were on the road.

Class 15 bobbins and the thread path should be relatively easy to figure out just connect the dots.

You can not go wrong with a machine like this at all.

Billy

07-27-2010, 05:24 PM

#25

roseOfsharon

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Neat machine Bernie! I have an old Dressmaker that still sews after 40yrs!

07-27-2010, 05:32 PM

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virtualbernie

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Neat machine Bernie! I have an old Dressmaker that still sews after 40yrs!

Thanks Sharon. BTW I finally did get a treadle. Kind of worse for wear but I used Billy's instructions to clean and shine her up, gave her a new belt, glued the cabinet back together, stripped her now trying to figure out what kind of finish I want to use...hummmm, decisions, decisons, decisions!

08-01-2010, 05:10 PM

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cabbagepatchkid

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Originally Posted by mamaw

Wow, that looks like it was quite a machine in it's day...kind of reminds me of the styling of the cars from the 50's.

This was exactly my thought about it. When I saw the pic I felt like I was at a classic car show :-D My daughter would love that machine--she just painted her bathroom that same color!!! That machine is "groovy"!!