Sideways

Thank you all, it is pretty.thanks for the article Kathy. To think it sat there all these years and it wasn't until I started learning from all of you and this board that I realized what I had.

I really want to get it running and use it to sew. It's been waiting long enough, poor little Doorstop, lol

SteveH

That is correct. Several long time collectors are working to compile "corrections" based on known machines with confirmed provenance.

Annaquilts

Sweet! Now get a cord and foot pedal and you are in business. Doorstop! Hahahaha

mighty

Beautiful machine!!!!

miriam

You can get all those parts you need at sew-classic!!! www.sew-classic.com You will love that machine once it is working properly. One thing I like is you don't have to look very hard to see the needle - it's right out front. I like those machines because they are easy to clean and care for, too. We have a thread on here mainly about the 15 clones but the same manuals for the clones will work for that machine. http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...p-t164361.html If you dig around, Rain has info on his blog: http://vssmb.blogspot.com/

nanna-up-north

Oh, another 15...... and in such nice condition..... I know there are more out there for me to find...... You have a diamond in the rough, as they say.

Caroline S

I would name her Dora (formerly known as doorstop). She is too pretty not to be sewing again.

Sideways

Thanks everyone for all your kind comments and helpful information! Miriam thanks so much for the sew classic link! Caroline I do like the name Dora, she is too pretty not to be sewing again and too pretty to be called Doorstop,

jbj137

Toooooooo prettry to hold a door open.

Carol34446

Get the oil when you order from Sew Classic for oiling, can't think of name right now.
Tri-flow.