Actually, any low shank, Side clamping attachments should work on it. For the most part they are very easy to find. Just puttin my 2 cents in since you said you just joined the group. Someone correct me if im not correct. You have come to the right place for information, there s a wealth of knowledge in these pages. As a matter of fact, it might take a while , but would be a GREAT read all the way from page 1. I dont write much, but I read every word and jump in when I can! LOL ra

Can anyone tell me where to look for model numbers online? I have several machines with serial numbers and know the dates. There are 3 Singers, 1920s, 4 treadles, New Home, White, Singer Redeye, and a Singer I haven't seen yet. A Franklin, a Pfaff.....

I acquired most of them before this craze started, so 25 years ago, just like the way they look.

What is a New Vassar? Has anybody ever heard of it? How do I date it?

Thanks!!

Not wonderful, but let me tear into my parts machine and see what the one I have looks like...

Dorian, do you have the machine in hand?

Jan, you did a GREAT job on that White, and I disagree...I DO think she's beautiful, in the same way a 100 year old woman is beautiful...may have a few scars, many wrinkles, aches and pains...but a smile that glows!

Can't wait to hear about her "smile" (stitching)! :)

re The White rotary --I found my godzilla finish one was sold in 1952 --have the manual plus another big manual with it --has been well cared for. No chance to use it yet.
Will try to post pic asap.

Glad these machines are being saved/restored whatever brand.

No, it's one I was looking into buying. I have the serial # is a picture of the name on my cell phone.

Charlee, thanks for looking!

I think we talked about one of these a few pages back. Without committing to anything, my first reaction is that the "New Vassar" is a machine put out by AG Mason, ONLY by virtue of the word "New" in the name...could also be a White... but I couldn't find any info on one when I went looking....