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I saw a 15 at a garage sale. walked on past it. Later as I was paying I looked again. What was that by the tensioner?. yep, a 115.
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Originally Posted by Schmaltzy
(Post 8381095)
Just picked up a free to me treadle Singer machine. But, i looked on the ISMACS website and looked the serial number up. The site told me it was a 15 made in 1910. All the details that have been described in this thread about 115, is exactly what i see on the machine. So what dont I missing?? Please help me to understand. Thank you very much for you help
It looks like you may not have read all the digits (G 2728288). According to http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_mach...l-numbers.html G- 2727501 2729500 115 2000 January 6 1913 While there have been mistakes in the serial number lists, the majority of mistakes are not getting all the digits. Also, "G" serial numbers actually started over with a "0" in front and it covered 14 years. Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do. Not affiliated with off-site link(s) |
Ahhh
Ahhhh, so thats what i did.... not look up the whole number. I am so happy with all the remarks. Im especially happy to know what i did wrong reading the chart. Thank you!!
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You are welcome. It happens frequently and especially with the "G" numbers. Sometimes, the digits are hard to decipher. It really helped that you had a good picture of the serial number and it was easy to read.
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