Help Identifying Feet and Bobbin Cases
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A couple of months ago I bought an older serger at an estate sale. There were several other machines there that I didn't buy, but the woman gave me a bag containing a pile of "mystery feet". Can anyone help identify these? Wondering if they are worth keeping or not. In some of the photos they may look rusted, but they're not - just a reflection.
#1 Marked 12483 HR 1/4
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213665[/ATTACH]
#2 Marked 12483 HR 3/16
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213666[/ATTACH]
#3 Marked 24983
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213667[/ATTACH]
#4 Marked 181157 Singer USA
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213668[/ATTACH]
#5 Marked MA21 12U829N
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213669[/ATTACH]
#6 No Markings at All - ID's as Adjustable Zipper Foot. Thank you!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213670[/ATTACH]
#7 Marked 19334
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213671[/ATTACH]
#8 Marked SUSEI P 50
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213672[/ATTACH]
#9 Marked Pat USA AP7-96
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213673[/ATTACH]
#10 Looks same as above, but no markings
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213674[/ATTACH]
#6
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
# 1,#2,#3,#5,#8 all look like feet for industrial machines...#1-2 look like edging feet. #3 just a st. stitch...
#5 and #8 could be gathering feet for the same kind of machine..
#5 and #8 could be gathering feet for the same kind of machine..
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I would never, never throw any of them away. I have bought bags of attachments and found a use for them much later. As for any of them being from a Singer 301, I have two 301A machines and none of the feet are that chunky.
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