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8/23/2012 05:51:48 pm
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12/12/2023 09:32:14 pm
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12/29/2023 01:27:29 am
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9/18/2012 07:21:44 am
Great piece of writing, I really liked the way you highlighted some really important and significant points. Thanks so much, I appreciate your work.
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OldSewinGear
9/18/2012 12:58:32 pm
Thank you for your kind review! I very much enjoy sharing the history of these wonderful machines.
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Marg Dahdah
3/9/2022 03:48:10 pm
I am thankful for your Blog. I happen to have a SINGER from an owner who was going to throw it away, G1657485, this number was at the front where the spooling component is attached. Wish I can send you photos of it . I believe it is very old as the wooden table and machine cover at the back is made of Sheets of wood pieces. It has four drawers hanging on by a strip of wood. I have all the components even the needles, spools etc... I polished with Old English wood oil. Just love it. What do you think?
Margaret Bowman Dahdah
3/10/2022 09:29:56 am
EC 610172 a hand turning starter. Where do you think this was Manufactured and how long ago. This is my Mum's one and it is now with my sister, it has been at our home for over 75 years as I am 72. It traveled back and forth through wars in North Africa and the island of Malta. 9/18/2012 11:39:00 pm
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Camille gilbreath
2/23/2020 12:00:19 pm
Can you please tell me what year my sewing machine is the serial number is why 627-9374 I bought it in Great Britain
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10/29/2023 05:53:58 pm
According the the website https://www.contrado.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Singer-Sewing-Machine-Numbers-compressed.pdf 1/6/2015 06:15:16 am
I love to win this tin as my granny had the same needle book and it would remind me of her and the times she spent teaching me how to sew on a handcranked sewing machine.
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6/12/2015 08:24:00 pm
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3/7/2016 06:15:48 pm
I have searched all over the internet for a free sewing pattern for a bingo dauber bag. I couldn't find one so I made my own and thought I would share it with you
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OldSewinGear
9/12/2016 06:31:58 pm
Linda,
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Chris
9/24/2017 08:17:38 am
Hi I like your site very much and wonder if you can help me with this machine it is a large industrial singer 19"as opposed to usual 14" straight sides not fiddle shaped, the treadle is an early wide model with singer marks on end but oval ring where usual singer sign is above treadle. The head has singer in usual place, the serial Number is, no prefix, 1528 3750 this appears to be 1898 but it has a spool [well it should have but not any longer] and just the usual single plate spool cover.the machine has a flat painted decorated end cover plate. as I cannot identify the model I am unable to look for a spool and spool holder. any idear's greatly appreciated. keep up the good work. regards Chris
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Kellie
9/24/2017 09:37:54 am
Hi Barbara, enjoying your site! I have a Singer 27 who's arm decals read, "Singer Manufacturing Co. New York, NY. According to ISMACS, the serial dates it to 1905 in Montreal? I've never seen a New York identifier in a machine before. Do you know if they were manufactured in Montreal for sale in NY?
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Paul Javins
1/16/2019 09:47:18 am
I have a shoemakers Machine it is a 29k71 SN is (FA 086970) it has there metal decal on the front its gray I have it electrified I have a book on it from 1966. I got iit in 1984 when I opened up my shop.
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Johanna Arnoldussen
8/12/2019 12:03:16 pm
I have been teaching sewing in Kenya. We bought Singer treadle machines last year in Nairobi but they are Singer 'knock-offs'. Nothing but trouble and very poorly made. The cabinets with them are made with junk material and very cheaply made.. and yet we paid 500 US each!! Where can we find good Singer treadle machines?? Hope you can direct me to a good source!
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doyle koehn
1/11/2020 08:29:18 pm
I have a 111w-154 sn. 1038425 I've ben trying to learn its age for 35 years, can you help? ps I modified it to sew in reverse, not easy but works great.
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Allison
1/24/2020 10:44:20 pm
May I know where and when singer sewing machine with serial no JK8047212 was made? This no does not appear in the list. Please assist me.
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cora Russell
1/28/2020 09:23:40 pm
I've just read your article here regarding the whereabouts different Singer machines were manufactured. I am looking for the manufacture information for A Singer 28 hand crank with the serial number S219152 would be. I don''t see anything above giving me information on the "S' prefix.
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David Fleisher
6/8/2020 04:24:02 pm
Hi Cora,
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Michelle
6/13/2024 06:46:57 pm
I just acquired a G series 5539933 and I am having a great deal of difficulty finding the year in which it was made. From your post, I'm gathering it was made in Germany. Would this be correct?
Kellie
6/8/2020 05:18:30 pm
Hi Cora. Did you ever find the info about the manufacturing plant for your Singer. Since I'm stuck at home during the current world situation, I just looked it up. According to ISMACS with your serial number is indicates it should be a Singer 27 dated between Jan and Jun 1906. Could there be a number missing from your serial number? Or perhaps it's the larger 27 machine? Anyway according to Alex Askaroff's site, the S indicates either Clydebank Scotland or Podolsk Russia as they both produced S series machines.
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Bernard Pokorski
11/7/2020 11:42:17 am
I have a 1906 SINGER Model 27 machine (Serial Number: S2145960. On Singer's official website, the original, NLA dating chart noted alongside the line listing Singer Machines with the 'S' serial number prefix for serial numbers: "NOTE: 100 of these 'S' machines were made in Podolsk, Russia." S-190355-250354 Model 27K 60000 machines Production Dates: JAN.- JUNE 1906,
Ali Athman
4/5/2020 11:43:04 am
Bought a singer machine here in Kenya,, I can't know if its original or not,,, Model No 15NL 1B ,,,. Serial No 19091617
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David Fleisher
6/8/2020 03:58:20 pm
Hi Barbara,
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Kellie S.
6/8/2020 05:05:46 pm
Hi David. Just thought I'd do some checking for you, regarding dating your machines. You've most likely checked ISMACS that dates Bobby at Aug 27 1913 and Lily at Aug 10 1915. So I went to Alex Ascaroff's site for location. G series were manufactured in Elizabeth, New Jersey. I know some people think it's Germany but I think they are confusing the model number with serial number ie: 66K or the 211G for example, which would indicate Kilbowie or Germany. If you are not familiar, check out his site and YouTube channel. Some great stuff! Hope this has helped.
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Dee Collier
10/17/2020 07:42:05 am
Hello Kellie, I have a 1948 that was gifted to me AH513457 I am trying to find a threading pattern or manual and where she was made. Thank you
Stacey Gilroy
7/19/2020 06:36:09 pm
Just purchased a vintage Singer machine with treadle and all of the parts. I have been trying to find a manual online, but haven't had much luck. From reading the article above it was made at St. Johns factory in Quebec as it is a JA Series. Have read it could be from 1924-1935. But that is all I know. When I log onto the Singerco website it doesn't list any JA series manuals. I am wondering if it goes by another name possibly? The serial number is JA 250725. I have always found these sewing machines to be beautiful and have never come across one that had both the sewing machine and the table in tact and all the parts and pedal is still in working order. So I had to have it, but I bought it with the intention of hopefully being able to use it and pass it down to my kids. Hence why I am looking for a manual - either online version or one that I could purchase would be ideal. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you kindly.
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David Fleisher
7/28/2020 04:53:52 am
Howdy Stacy,
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Carol
8/1/2020 05:27:40 pm
This is very interesting and leaves me to question the origin of manufacture of my 99K “made in Canada” sewing machine. It has the original knee pedal, no reverse feature, and the original lovely rounded wooden case. I was puzzled because the serial number begins with “F” and everywhere I looked, the indication was Scotland made, not Canada. So now I’m thinking that my machine was in fact made in Scotland but manufactured in Canada?
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8/30/2020 10:24:56 pm
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Cecile Glendening
9/1/2020 05:26:04 pm
Thank you so much for the good info! My machine's serial number is 11,634,926 which dates it to 1893. How can I find out where and exactly when it was made? It has the Sphinx decals.
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Phyllis Humphrey
9/6/2020 04:39:28 pm
The Singer Stylist 534 which I recently purchased has a serial number of 70 968015. Where was is made and what year?
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11/9/2020 11:16:42 pm
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Lindsey Bridgers
2/28/2021 02:53:27 pm
Hey there! I found what I think is a 1910 model singer sewing machine at the dump today and I'm trying yo figure out where our was manufactured and exactly what year. The serial number is G0971706. Abby help identifying this setting machine would be much appreciated!!
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6/7/2021 01:18:20 am
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Anica Jevicki
6/9/2021 06:57:30 pm
Hi i have a singer industrial machine and i would like to know what year it was made and where please.
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Donald McCain
10/15/2021 11:15:46 am
I have a singer model 66 and was looking for the factory in which it was made. I found two different dates for it 1911 & 1923. The 1923 date says Elizabethport N.J. no location for the 1911 date. Another site said Germany but no date, just serial # cross reference. Can you help ?
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Wes Huerta
11/3/2021 01:57:52 pm
My sister recently passed away and she was given my mother's Singer sewing machine with Serial Number AB164230 and I found that the machine was made in 1926. My nephew was inquiring as to where the machine was made. Can you possibly help with this. Also, he would like to restore the cabinet and machine - do you have any possible places where this can be done?
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12/9/2021 06:02:32 am
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MARGARET DAHDAH
3/11/2022 10:22:11 am
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Sandy Walker
5/31/2022 12:31:48 pm
Just purchased at thrift store an old Singer marked on back “manufactured in occupied Japan”. Only numbers visible 26219…no alphabetical visible….
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Gwynneth Zoë Rixon
7/28/2022 11:49:03 am
Hi, I have a 1922 15K whose first owner survived the Titanic sinking..I was given the machine by her great granddaughter as her daughter was not interested in it.
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9/29/2022 01:43:13 am
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11/11/2022 01:53:21 am
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9/26/2023 06:15:14 am
Tengo una singer 216g el serial es pc 0129 36 quisiera saber de qué año es
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BERNARD J. POKORSKI
9/26/2023 11:33:14 am
Jonnathan La Rosa, In January of 2011, I acquired my Singer Model 216G machine, Serial number PC 035984. After its acquisition, I was able to date the machine's "Order For Production" date to early 1954 . Unfortunately, the website where I found that information is no longer available. This was the link where I found the dating information for my 216G machine in the year 2011: http://www.singer.ag/service-fabriksnummern.html
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12/11/2023 02:03:19 am
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BERNARD J Pokorski
12/18/2023 04:05:17 pm
Thank you fro the response to my posting. I am so happy that the information was of some use to you. God Blessings, and A Very Merry Christmas to you!
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