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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I find it interesting how some folks here remember Montgomery Wards for clothes and sewing machines, while I remember it for its wonderful science show.
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Finally got photos of the Davis VF...hopefully he'll accept my offer, the cabinet has seen better days, but think it'll clean up nicely!
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Where is a good place to buy bobbins for a 221 Featherweight?
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So...did anyone have the forsight to download the PDF files for dating machines from Singer before they took them off the website?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
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Originally Posted by Charlee
So...did anyone have the forsight to download the PDF files for dating machines from Singer before they took them off the website?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
Singer Machine Serial Numbers
no letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...umbersNoLetter
single letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...rsSingleLetter
double letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...rsDoubleLetter
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Originally Posted by Charlee
So...did anyone have the forsight to download the PDF files for dating machines from Singer before they took them off the website?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
Singer Machine Serial Numbers
no letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...umbersNoLetter
single letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...rsSingleLetter
double letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...rsDoubleLetter
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charlee, love that cabinet, it will be easy to sand just the top, the drawers are still in really good shape...nice machine
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Originally Posted by deplaylady
Originally Posted by Charlee
So...did anyone have the forsight to download the PDF files for dating machines from Singer before they took them off the website?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
I couldn't until I recently got a new computer (my old one just didn't have the space for them) but I didn't get it done before they were gone. :(
If you got them, may I beg a bit here? Would you consider emailing them to me?
Singer Machine Serial Numbers
no letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...umbersNoLetter
single letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...rsSingleLetter
double letter prefix:
http://www.singerco.com/support/mach...rsDoubleLetter
:(
I wish Singer would be more helpful for us that would like to not only date the machines, but identify them as to were they were made.
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I find it interesting how some folks here remember Montgomery Wards for clothes and sewing machines, while I remember it for its wonderful science show.
Science as to the beach ball staying up in the air about a couple of feet above a vacuum cleaner. Not a mystery, but Bernoulli's principle, sometimes demonstrated in high school science classes. I was always fascinated with the ball. Sometimes it would be tilted off from center of the vacuum cleaner and would still stay up, Coanda effect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YaUC8W0P7c
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by miriam
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I find it interesting how some folks here remember Montgomery Wards for clothes and sewing machines, while I remember it for its wonderful science show.
Science as to the beach ball staying up in the air about a couple of feet above a vacuum cleaner. Not a mystery, but Bernoulli's principle, sometimes demonstrated in high school science classes. I was always fascinated with the ball. Sometimes it would be tilted off from center of the vacuum cleaner and would still stay up, Coanda effect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YaUC8W0P7c
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