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Anyone know what model this is?

Thanks!

Steelsewing

1961 or 62 Singer 328k Style-o-matic

OurWorkbench

I don't think so. The top for the cams? is different as well as the plate/s on the arm are different as well as the stitch width indicator is different.

If you can get image of the top of stitch length regulator on the pillar there should be a model number there.

Interesting just checked ebay -- https://www.ebay.com/itm/SINGER-328K...UAAOSwuc1bZ59a
and
https://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-SIN...AAAOSwtltbdhdH
The last one is more like the manual from singer.com




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Cari-in-Oly

Looks like a 328 to me.

Cari

Steelsewing

In all fairness it looks like 'one' of them. LOL

https://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-SIN....m43663.l10137

http://mysewingmachineobsession.blog...ger-328-k.html

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthoped...atic-442209348

Mickey2

The foldable metal spool pins are probably replacements, since the pin for bobbin winding is plastic. As mentioned, the model number should be on the top of the stitch length plate.

RotaryQueen

Notice the plugs on the bottom right corner of the bed. The 328 can be treadled. A ZZ machine with decorative stitches that can be treadled!

OurWorkbench

My 1963 328K is like the one at https://growyourownclothes.com/2015/...y-singer-328k/ and has 3 plastic spool pins. According to this site it is not truly "treadle ready."

I also found this thread Singer 328 k manual?


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