Macybaby

I had picked up a 237 at one point, and after DH got it up and running I gave it to a niece as she started her sewing adventures and wanted a machine to take to college with her.

For me, vintage machines has been an addiction, at one point I had about 150 of them. I've had to whittle it down quite a bit due to two moves and retiring, and am pretty sure I have less than 100 of them now. Unfortunately they are all in storage at this point (on our property, but not easy to get at. I also got addicted to attachments, and have totes and totes of them. I have quite a few singers, but most of my collection is 1890-1920 vintage American manufacture machines.

Macybaby

I found the pdf of the user manual for the 237 I had. If you would like a copy, send my a Private Message with your email and I'll send you a copy. To do that, left click on my user name and select "send a private message".

I've got a lot of manuals as I tried hard to get one for each machine I owned. The plan was to eventually scan then and post them online on another forum so that they are free to anyone that wants one.

Thieba

[QUOTE=Plups;8668749]Tellement intéressant ! Je suis désolé de vous envoyer des indices vides sans le savoir. Pouvez-vous publier à nouveau vos premières photos, y compris l'arrière de la machine ? Le lien est vide maintenant.[/QUOTE
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Here are the links:https://i.postimg.cc/1Xwd43R2/237-M93-2.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/pVF4sqQC/237-M93-1.jpg

Thieba

Cathy, thank you, I also have the user manual for the 237. I have it in English and also in French if you're interested.