Laurienov

Thank you so much everyone! I just saw your responses today. (I guess you have to log in to see them where many blogs email you when there is a response.) What a wonderful, helpful community you are!

bkay

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LadyJ

I have the same machine! Mine has "Waltham" across the top where yours has come off. I have not been able to find out any more info either, it must be a rare machine. I have been trying to find a manual so I can order a few parts I need. If you ever find more info, please post here. Thanks!

OurWorkbench

Welcome, LadyJ. There were a lot of "badged" machines. That means the name on the machine is not the name of who made the machine. Free and Davis made machines that were badged as "Waltham." Things that help identify is location of spool pin, stitch length regulator, shape of needle plate and others.

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Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.

Bebers

It’s a Rockford!

leonf

Hi bebers, Welcome to the board. Though there were machines made in Rockford , Il, I would suggest that you look at Janey's post.err our workbench right above yours.