Do I have 4 Singer Model 66???
I am compiling a list of my machines and looking up and I think I have four Singer model 66...
Singer Redeye #G0796869 Singer Redeye #G8475001 Singer # AB871300 blk treadle Singer #AF850108 blk crinkle paint, treadle converted to electric all are in cabnits too, am I wrong to not looking at lists right???? |
Originally Posted by ppquilter
(Post 5315898)
I am compiling a list of my machines and looking up and I think I have four Singer model 66...
Singer Redeye #G0796869 Singer Redeye #G8475001 Singer # AB871300 blk treadle Singer #AF850108 blk crinkle paint, treadle converted to electric all are in cabnits too, am I wrong to not looking at lists right???? Model 66 for sure due to the red eye decals. I can't find a date for it due to the fact that none of the charts show a G prefix with a 0xxxxxx number. If I drop the 0 the number shows as different machines depending on what site I am looking at. Singer Redeye #G8475001 Model 66, one of 50,000 allotted on 11-3-1920 Singer # AB871300 blk treadle Model 66, one of 50,000 allotted on 12-25-27 Singer #AF850108 blk crinkle paint, treadle converted to electric Model 66, one of 20,000 allotted on 4-1-41 ( probably a 66-18) Hope this helped some. Joe |
Thanks Joe, i was pretty sure on the Redeye's but not the other two since they were both diff. :)
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Drop the first zero after the G. This shows as a 1910 model 31, but we know if it has Redeye decals that it's a model 66.
My 115 shows on the charts as as model 27, and from what I was told by the folks in the know over at Needlebar, Singer was known to stop production of a model to make a short run of another model, but failed to note it in the records. Even though my 115 shows a serial number listed as a model 27, and the person at NB who collects serials has model 27s listed before and after my serial, my machine is obviously a 115. I think the same thing probably happened with your Redeye. So look at your #G0796869 as a 1910 Redeye, model 66-1. |
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