Morse Sewing Machine---Pictures
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I should have done this before I posted the question about getting a new bobbin and holder. We bought this at a yard sale and definitely did not need it. We are actually finding new homes for what I do have. I just hate to think of this one sitting around without a bobbin holder, no one would buy it if I donate it to a charity. It was very dirty, sitting in someone's basement for years and years. They said it still sewed, but I have no proof of that yet. My DH cleaned this machine and soldered a new electrical plug on the light. I do have some Singer 15-91 bobbins and holders, if that will work. Just let me know and thanks so much everyone for your knowledge.
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yep tis a standard 15 clone. long as the little finger is clocked at 11, should be okay.
course I'm trying to turn my phone sideways which turns the pic sideways! :^) |
Neat clone. ( insert drool smiley ). A 15-91 bobbin case wont work in this one. The finger is pointed the wrong way. But it does use class 15 bobbins and 15x1 needles.
Joe |
Originally Posted by J Miller
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Neat clone. ( insert drool smiley ). A 15-91 bobbin case wont work in this one. The finger is pointed the wrong way. But it does use class 15 bobbins and 15x1 needles.
Joe OK, so where can I buy a bobbin case for this machine ? |
Ummm, well if your LSMG doesn't have one, Sew-Classic will.
I be likin that machine ... :D. Sewing machines can be just tooooo addictive. Joe |
to help visualize, here are the two side by side
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...ps34efc0ca.jpg I have no idea if the hole at the top of the arm has any significance. http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...ps6f7da8af.jpg This is the Singer 15 http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...ps91d77859.jpg |
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The hole on the bobbin case is supposed to assist with tension on certain embroidery type stitches and buttonholes on some machines. Vintage Bernina machines have these.
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