Is this a 201?
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One way to always tell a 201 is under the hand wheel, facing the front, there should be a white plastic toggle switch for the lamp. I have yet to find one without the white switch; I'm sure they are out there due to people rewiring and such, but usually it is there.
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Hmm, I have a 1947, it looks similar, but the picture is not all that clear for me to take a close look at it. Have you looked up the serial number to see if it matches any in Singer's 201 catagory. You can also go to ISMACS and get the information.
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