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Originally Posted by vanessaodom
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]432498[/ATTACH] This is the Webster machine I have. All the parts seems to be here. It came in a hard, carry case. I found it at a yard sale. I found an instruction booklet on Ebay. According to what I could find on the internet this machine probably dates to 1920's.
That article about Webster on ISMACS refers to a letter written in the 1850's, and the Webster talked about in that letter probably bears little relation to the Webster name that is on these modern machines. |
I just got two sewing machines back from my x. One is a Webster 15-91 clone! I will post pix as soon as I figure out how....
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vannessaodom,
Your Webster machine is a post WW II badged HA-1 / 15 clone. It is an original electric machine. I uses Class 15 bobbins and 15x1 needles. With a good cleaning and oiling, a proper belt and some repair to the case it should sew really nice stitches. Joe |
Webster Sewing Machine Made in the USA
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I have a similar machine I just bought at an estate sale. It is in pristine condition.[ATTACH=CONFIG]589658[/ATTACH]
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This looks exactly like the one I have! I know nothing about it. It was my fiance's mother's machine. Any info you can provide would be awesome!
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that last picture looks like one made by National.
The three sewing machines pictured in this thread have little in common other than the "Webster" name on them. |
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