Hi there-I'm pretty new here although I have been lurking for some time!! Love the board...Now I have a question about an old singer I found at a thrift store. It has a serial number of AL 752504 but I don't know what model it is. How do I tell the model? I looked the machine over good but that was the only # I found. I did look up the # and found it was made in 1954. Can someone help me?
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Originally Posted by alabam49
Hi there-I'm pretty new here although I have been lurking for some time!! Love the board...Now I have a question about an old singer I found at a thrift store. It has a serial number of AL 752504 but I don't know what model it is. How do I tell the model? I looked the machine over good but that was the only # I found. I did look up the # and found it was made in 1954. Can someone help me?
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Originally Posted by alabam49
Hi there-I'm pretty new here although I have been lurking for some time!! Love the board...Now I have a question about an old singer I found at a thrift store. It has a serial number of AL 752504 but I don't know what model it is. How do I tell the model? I looked the machine over good but that was the only # I found. I did look up the # and found it was made in 1954. Can someone help me?
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Thanks for the info!! Is it worth $30 that the thrift store is asking for it? It really needs alot of cleaning up & I haven't ever restored a sewing machine before, it is in a cabinet & looks to have all its parts.
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Quick question for someone in the know. Started working on a very dirty find, cant wait to see the transformation. Anyhooo, looked up the info, she is a 1904 27K, #J229956. In the notes field there is an "R". Anyone know what it means? That run of 45000 has the note, the following run, also 27K, of 2000 does not have the note. TIA
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Kathie, can you e-mail me Cathy's number from the TOGA - I lost it!
Nancy[/quote] Nancy, I had an air head moment. Just before I got my new computer I deleted all of my e-mail address off of the old computer. The minute I got through I realized I should have written them down first. E-mail me something first so I will have your address. Thanks the air head, Kathie :oops: |
Originally Posted by alabam49
Thanks for the info!! Is it worth $30 that the thrift store is asking for it? It really needs alot of cleaning up & I haven't ever restored a sewing machine before, it is in a cabinet & looks to have all its parts.
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Originally Posted by Candace
I bought this 301 locally in the table with cradle. I've removed it from the table and am trying to sell that on CL and just keep the machine. It needed a LOT of cleaning and love and the nicotine just ran off of it... A ton of elbow grease and she's running beautifully!
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Originally Posted by alabam49
Thanks for the info!! Is it worth $30 that the thrift store is asking for it? It really needs alot of cleaning up & I haven't ever restored a sewing machine before, it is in a cabinet & looks to have all its parts.
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Glen this is one of the machines you coached me for the needle breaking thread last night. It is my latest fix up - before and after shots. Later on I would like to start a post for just only pictures of Singer 15s and the 15s clones. If you have a 15 clone please feel free to post pics on there. I'd like it to be mainly photos - we can comment on here or pm. It won't be until later on. Just be ready to put your 15's pic on there please - I'll send a link here when it is ready to go.
And a special thanks to Melinda for making it all possible! She is a real fan of the 15 clones too. This is a Singer 15 clone - it was made in Japan. No idea what date. It is badged Kingston and the motor says Brother. [ATTACH=CONFIG]278813[/ATTACH] Griest attachments on the machine and a nice kit in front - the box is painted to match the machine. This machine also came with a manual. [ATTACH=CONFIG]278815[/ATTACH] |
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