Never saw a Singer like this. What model is it and what was it for please?
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Can't find any history on this model.
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It is a Singer 24, a chainstitch only model. Class 24 machine were produced 1880s to 1960s, according to Needlebar. There were a lot of specialized industrial variants for ruffling, pleating, ect. This one looks early because of the floral decals.
Last edited by Skyangel; 08-16-2012 at 08:14 PM.
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If it's a 24, I would buy it because of the ability to do decorative free-motion - think redwork.
My modern machines which do chain stitch don't allow a decorative chain stitch at all - only machine guided stitching is of good quality when they're set up for chain stitching.
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