no luck looking for a number in ismacs
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no luck looking for a number in ismacs
It is a 15-91 (I think). The number is JC244679 but I didn't see this on ismacs.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571655[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571656[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571657[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571655[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571656[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]571657[/ATTACH]
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First of all, you have IDed it wrong. The 15-91 has a potted motor, not a belt drive one. It would be a 15- ( smaller number).
Second, the centennial badge dates it to around 1951. Singer played fast and loose with those badges so it may be a few years off.
Thank you for the clear photos.
Second, the centennial badge dates it to around 1951. Singer played fast and loose with those badges so it may be a few years off.
Thank you for the clear photos.
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First of all, you have IDed it wrong. The 15-91 has a potted motor, not a belt drive one. It would be a 15- ( smaller number).
Second, the centennial badge dates it to around 1951. Singer played fast and loose with those badges so it may be a few years off.
Thank you for the clear photos.
Second, the centennial badge dates it to around 1951. Singer played fast and loose with those badges so it may be a few years off.
Thank you for the clear photos.
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The only date for JC numbers, that I have with me, is that it begins in 1948. Although at http://sew2go.com/singerdate.htm it lists just 1948-1949
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