The integrated lamp on the Singer 201-2 is one of those small details that makes a big difference in everyday use. When working properly, it
More >>Single-Letter Prefixes (1900–1920s) Single letters were assigned to major manufacturing plants. Elizabethport and Clydebank, the two largest factories, drew from a shared pool of letters
More >>The Singer 201-2 is considered by many to be the best straight-stitch sewing machines ever made. Built from the mid-1930s through the late 1950s, it
More >>Used sewing machine prices come down to three things: location, seller motivation, and buyer motivation. Shipping is costly, so local supply and demand sets the price. Small towns run lower, cities run higher. Urgent sellers drop prices, while determined buyers pay more for the exact model.
More >>Sold by Morse of New York, the Model 600 was built in Obu, Japan by Toyota Steel Works. Finished in teal enamel it’s a pretty
More >>The Kenmore 1664 serger or model 385.1664190 was manufactured in Taiwan for Sears by the Janome sewing machine company. I don’t quite know when the
More >>The Kenmore 1914 was manufactured from 1975 to 1977 in Japan by the Jaguar/Maruzen companies for Sears and sold under their Kenmore brand. The model
More >>During Singer’s 45 year heyday from 1920 to 1965, six machines sat at the top. Often called the “01” machines because four of the six
More >>This is the monogrammer (part No. 41704) and templates (Part No. 34678 “A” through 34703 “Z”) set for the Kenmore model 1914 (158.19140, 158.19141, 158.19142),
More >>This is the buttonholer and accessories set for the Kenmore model 1914 (158.19140, 158.19141, 158.19142), sewing machines. This model(s) was sold between 1975-1977 by Sears.
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