oldsewnsew

This nice old gal has a Serial number that I cant get to fit in Singer data. It either is GO332882 or G0332882, neither of which fit unles my dyslexia is showing. [ATTACH=CONFIG]487598[/ATTACH]

Mrs. SewNSew

Ummm those were both the same number. ?? Can you show us the serial number plate?

Macybaby

your dyslexia must be kicking in.

G- 0314276 0339275 128 25000 August 27 1923


I don't believe Singer ever had a GO as a two letter code.

G - is one they used for the US from 1910 until Aug 1924 when they ran out of numbers.

oldsewnsew

thank you SEW MUCH Cathy!! was that on Singer website or ???

Rodney

She is a pretty one.
Rodney

Macybaby

Here is what is fun.

000,001 Singer started using 1/1/1910

to 999,999 and then they went to 1,000,000 in Jan 1911

they used numbers up to 9,999,999 and ran out May of 1923

and to get more, the went to

0,000,001 which is NOT the same as the starting 000,001

and they went up to 0,999,999 to Aug 1924

Because the next number would have been 1,000,000, but that was already used way back in 1911

So if you have G number - really pay attention to the exact number of digits - because they have both 6 and 7 digit numbers.

Macybaby

I use ISMACS

http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_mach...-database.html

Rodney

That's what I use too. I keep it bookmarked. It's too good of information not to.
Rodney

oldsewnsew

i looked but didnt scroll down nearly far enough...duhh

amcatanzaro

I'm NEVER done that..... this week.