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zzz picture failure so I deleted it
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That was the 411G I think what pic I took of the 401 is above somewhere.
Inside the 411G disk cover door - note - the spool pins are broken and someone tried to fix them - the printing on it is very hard to read - the 401G is much easier to read. picture failure so I deleted it... |
another duplicate so I deleted it
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zzzzz this was duplicate so I deleted it
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sorry - some times I think I over do on pictures and things go haywire
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A link - how I treadled mine - I would for sure test out t spinning wheel belt before I ground off anything to make it treadle.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...g-t184470.html |
MY old ones look like these two in the picture together. they have sewed many a mile of seams.
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Thank you so much for posting all of this information, and for all of the pictures. I have read about the German machines, but never seen one. Now, I have a much better idea of them. I, too, am a vintage machine aficionado. And sad to say, a collector of them, too. If only I lived in a castle--I would have enough room for all the ones I would like to have!
Georgia Clark |
Originally Posted by georgiaclark
(Post 5797015)
Thank you so much for posting all of this information, and for all of the pictures. I have read about the German machines, but never seen one. Now, I have a much better idea of them. I, too, am a vintage machine aficionado. And sad to say, a collector of them, too. If only I lived in a castle--I would have enough room for all the ones I would like to have!
Georgia Clark |
I broke my spool pin and purchased an inexpensive water color paint brush, plastic. I cut it in two piece and it works well as spool pins.
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