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#41
Something is wrong... It's definitely in a treadle cabinet, but doesn't look original to it. The machine has a treadle type handwheel, but where is the belt going? That plate to the right of the machine base should have two holes in it for the belt, not just one. One hole is for the cord on an electric machine.
This is a model 15, but they came in electric and treadle, and the electrics came in gear-driven potted motors (15-91) and belt driven mounted motors (15-90). I can't see the back so I can't tell if there is or was a motor, or what's going on. Maybe just the base plate on the right needs to be changed out to one for a treadle (with two holes...) I also don't see a treadle belt connected to the irons below... Hope you get it up and running! The 15s are wonderful machines.
This is a model 15, but they came in electric and treadle, and the electrics came in gear-driven potted motors (15-91) and belt driven mounted motors (15-90). I can't see the back so I can't tell if there is or was a motor, or what's going on. Maybe just the base plate on the right needs to be changed out to one for a treadle (with two holes...) I also don't see a treadle belt connected to the irons below... Hope you get it up and running! The 15s are wonderful machines.
#42
what website did you go to ?? I go to my singer site and can not find the spot to put my serial number, been there plenty of times and now i can not find it.
Originally Posted by S.Pennypacker
Ok..I found the serial # C5024056 From what I found it was made in Germany around 1908
#44
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#45
There is two holes in the plate and the cord is dangling.
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
Something is wrong... It's definitely in a treadle cabinet, but doesn't look original to it. The machine has a treadle type handwheel, but where is the belt going? That plate to the right of the machine base should have two holes in it for the belt, not just one. One hole is for the cord on an electric machine.
This is a model 15, but they came in electric and treadle, and the electrics came in gear-driven potted motors (15-91) and belt driven mounted motors (15-90). I can't see the back so I can't tell if there is or was a motor, or what's going on. Maybe just the base plate on the right needs to be changed out to one for a treadle (with two holes...) I also don't see a treadle belt connected to the irons below... Hope you get it up and running! The 15s are wonderful machines.
This is a model 15, but they came in electric and treadle, and the electrics came in gear-driven potted motors (15-91) and belt driven mounted motors (15-90). I can't see the back so I can't tell if there is or was a motor, or what's going on. Maybe just the base plate on the right needs to be changed out to one for a treadle (with two holes...) I also don't see a treadle belt connected to the irons below... Hope you get it up and running! The 15s are wonderful machines.
#47
Here is another one http://www.sewalot.com/dating_singer...ial_number.htm
Originally Posted by girliegirl
what website did you go to ?? I go to my singer site and can not find the spot to put my serial number, been there plenty of times and now i can not find it.
Originally Posted by S.Pennypacker
Ok..I found the serial # C5024056 From what I found it was made in Germany around 1908
#49
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Location: Arizona
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Looks very much like my Mother Dear's 201 electric head cira1940. Mine sews like a dream it is in organial cabinit - Art Deco and I have seen them for $200. and above. They are workhorses.
Enjoy you find.
Judy in Phx
Enjoy you find.
Judy in Phx
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