Attachment check!
#1
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I bought a new 201-2 today from an estate auction. It came complete with a full cabinet (yay!) With this machine I received a lot of back clamping Greist attachments that I know nothing about. There were also some key hole type hemmers, also new to me. And a lone odd bobbin. What did I get?
[ATTACH=CONFIG]525616[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]525617[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]525618[/ATTACH]
This is the auction link, it should be up for a couple of days. There were 2 treadles, a modern bernina, the 201 I bought, a Wilcox and Gibbs, a Western Electric, and some other random small machines. http://www.aoauctions.net/auction/60/
[ATTACH=CONFIG]525616[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]525617[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]525618[/ATTACH]
This is the auction link, it should be up for a couple of days. There were 2 treadles, a modern bernina, the 201 I bought, a Wilcox and Gibbs, a Western Electric, and some other random small machines. http://www.aoauctions.net/auction/60/
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The griest attachments need a master foot that is side clamp, it allows you to remove and replace various attachments on the same master foot.
The other attachments looks like Kenmore attachments, that flatter wider bobbin is for a Kenmore as well.
the attachment that looks like it is glowing has a tiny dark button you can almost see, it's side clamp and allows those GRIEST attachments to snap in or off.
The other attachments looks like Kenmore attachments, that flatter wider bobbin is for a Kenmore as well.
the attachment that looks like it is glowing has a tiny dark button you can almost see, it's side clamp and allows those GRIEST attachments to snap in or off.
Last edited by Beautiful_Sound; 07-19-2015 at 04:55 PM.
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