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Old 07-10-2018, 08:08 AM
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I just happened upon this Alden’s circa 1956 Model 24 serial #A113862 at a thrift shop for dirt cheap and couldn’t leave it. It needs a bobbin case but everywhere I look on line it’s in another country & it’s for a singer. Would it work for mine or would I be better off asking my lad about it? I’m new to quilting and know nothing about vintage machines. I just knew this girl had to go home with me.
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Most likely it just needs a common 15 class bobbin case, but for which one I need to see the machine. Is it a front loading or end loading machine? Straight stitch or zig zag? It'll be a 15 class 1 o'clock case either way, the difference is in the size of the needle slot in the bobbin case if it's a front loading zig zag machine. Here's where you can order one in the US:https://shop.sew-classic.com/Bobbin-Cases-Parts_c23.htm

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BTW, the serial number on a Japanese machine is of no use as there are no records to search.
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Most likely it just needs a common 15 class bobbin case, but for which one I need to see the machine. Is it a front loading or end loading machine? Straight stitch or zig zag? It'll be a 15 class 1 o'clock case either way, the difference is in the size of the needle slot in the bobbin case if it's a front loading zig zag machine. Here's where you can order one in the US:https://shop.sew-classic.com/Bobbin-Cases-Parts_c23.htm

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BTW, the serial number on a Japanese machine is of no use as there are no records to search.
Thanks so much. I really appreciate any suggestions I can get. This is a huge help. I tried uploading a photo on my iPad but it wouldn’t let me. I am pretty sure it’s just a straight stitch and front loading. The machine is currently at my significant others house.
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