Adopting a Singer 15-96

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Old 08-12-2014, 10:17 AM
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QUOTE=Macybaby;6841124]If they used the same format as Singer in the US - than Yes, that would be January 1936. But that is just the last time the manual was revised - so there may not have been reason to change it after that. This style of machine came out in the US around 1931 (the 15 with reverse).

BTW - this style of 15 is my favorite machine to FMQ too. I prefer to use a new style hopping foot.

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I have a 15-91 that I always thought would be a great FMQ machine but I don't have a foot. Where can I get a FMQ foot for it?
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Old 08-12-2014, 03:34 PM
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I ordered mine from Sew Classic - but you can find straight shank hopping feet from quite a few places. In fact, it's the same size foot as fits my quilting machine.
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Cathy, I PM'd you.
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Very nice find!
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