rockingvranch

Found a machine with a cabinate at a local garage sale for $15, couldn't pass it up. The onlything printed on the machine, other than the electric motor, is "Made in Occupied Japan". There is a JSM on the bottom of the machine and on the back of the bobbin plate. There also is what I asume is a serial number plate with J118946 stamped on it. Any help identifying itwould be greatly appreciated.

Pat M.

It is a Japanese Singer Clone. Looks pretty nice.

miriam

Some Japanese 15 clones do not have any name on them at all. It looks like some of the decals from a Universal I have.

mlmack

Very nice. Never seen one with the serial number badge on the bed.

Yooper32

Sure a much nicer faceplate than on my 90 or 91.

J Miller

That is a nice clone. I've never seen a 15 clone with that style of stitch length regulator. That style is common on the 99s but not the 15s.

As for the serial number on the base in front of the pillar, all mine are like that. I think I have 6 now? I'll have to count them.

Joe

oldtnquiltinglady

That is a beautiful machine, and I would have grabbed it right up and toted it around with me (or made DH tote it around, I am sure it is HEAVY) while I was looking over the rest of the stuff at the yard sale. Is it quiet? Can you lift it at all? It will be a dream for piecing, or teach a grandkid to sew on.

oldtnquiltinglady

Oh yeah, I went back and reviewed the postings here and noticed the case is pretty beat up. If you are a crafter at all you can turn that case into a lovely piece by covering it with a pretty piece of fabric. I'll bet J Miller would love to get hold of it and make it beautiful.

J Miller

Oh yeah, I could do something with it .....


These icons are pitiful. This one is supposed to be a wink. Not hardly. More like a raz or a slobbering idiot than a wink.




Joe

Mizkaki

Joe,

Your signature is GREAT. I think there are many of us who fit that. As the founder of IAAA, have you set up membership requirements?????