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.
More >>The Singer 1234 is an entry level machine featuring 6 stitches including the 4 step button hole. Convertible free arm You can remove the accessories
More >>Singer 600 Series Straight Stitch Needle Plate and Presser Foot Straight Stitch Needle Plate Part # 174529 for Singer Touch & Sew Models 600E, 603E,
More >>Short answer: probably, but it’s safer not to. Those motor controllers are 50+ years old, and most haven’t been adjusted since they left the factory.
More >>An inexpensive tool for opening plastic machines without scratching A spudger is a small prying tool, usually plastic, nylon, carbon fiber, wood, or thin steel,
More >>These are the chain stitch accessories for Singer Touch & Sew Models 600E, 603E, 620, 625, 628, 630, 635, 636, 638, 640, and 648, and
More >>The Simplicity SA200 Pioneer II sewing machine is a good starter, or travel machine. It’s a simple Zig-Zag machine, using an oscillating hook and class
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