Class 66 Machines
328 Style-o-MaticHeavy duty household model. Vertical needle, class 66 drop-in bobbin. Semi-automatic machine uses Fashion Discs for zig-zag and decorative stitches. Treadle-capable. Available in two colors, greenish-gray and reddish-brown. 328 was manufactured in multiple factories. Unless otherwise identified: 328K = Kilbowie (Scotland); 328J = St. Jean (Canada); 328P = Penrith (Australia).
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327Budget version of 328 Style-o-Matic. Zigzag only. Treadle ready. Sometimes labeled "327 Spartan." Basic household zigzag machine. Has some plastic & nylon parts (top cover, spacers). Not as heavy duty as 328.
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993/4 size portable straight-stitch model. Class 66 bobbin, belt-drive, rear-mount motor. Sometimes mistaken for the Featherweight, but it is larger and heavier than the 221. (My mother calls it the Anchorweight.)
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192 Spartan3/4 size portable straight-stitch model. Budget version of the 99K, the Spartan does not have a light or auto-stop on bobbin winder. Class 66 drop-in bobbin.
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1853/4 size heavy duty portable. Heavy for its size. Class 66 drop-in bobbin, straight-stitch only. 185K manufactured in Scotland, 185J manufactured in Canada. Mechanically identical to 99K in updated shape and color.
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201-2 Electric Sewing MachineStraight-stitch, vertical needle machine, class 66 bobbin. Built-on 'potted' motor with worm-gear drive. Front-mount light fixture. 201-1 model was treadle-driven, 201-3 was rear-mount belt-drive motor.
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66 "Red-Eye"Straight-stitch machine, class 66 bobbin. Belt-driven, rear-mount motor. Treadle or hand-crank compatible. Forward stitch only, no reverse. Called "Red-Eye" due to the decorative gilt pattern. Also produced in an Egyptian "Sphinx" motif.
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