My Boye Shuttle collection - so far
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Cathy,
Thanks for the great informative post. I need to get my act together on the history . So much info makes my old brain spin. You have an intriguing method to your collection. Not that broad a selection here in East Tennessee. Oh, and thanks for clarifying which Boye case you are using.
If I may make a note, the Singer 15 is not rotary, rather it is oscillating. Maybe you meant to type Singer 115?
Maria
Smoky Mountains of Tennessee
Thanks for the great informative post. I need to get my act together on the history . So much info makes my old brain spin. You have an intriguing method to your collection. Not that broad a selection here in East Tennessee. Oh, and thanks for clarifying which Boye case you are using.
If I may make a note, the Singer 15 is not rotary, rather it is oscillating. Maybe you meant to type Singer 115?
Maria
Smoky Mountains of Tennessee
#22
Well I have a 15 and 115 - actually more than one of each. I guess I should have refereed to them as "round bobbin" instead of rotary - and to tell you the truth, I've not looked to make sure my other non-Singer round bobbin machines are full rotary or oscillating as unless I'm fixing them, I don't really care.
I actually have one Free VS machine that is called a "Long bobbin Rotary"
So to clarify, I like early round bobbin machines, whether they are oscillating or full rotary.
I actually have one Free VS machine that is called a "Long bobbin Rotary"
So to clarify, I like early round bobbin machines, whether they are oscillating or full rotary.
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