Pictorial This is a Singer Little Touch & Sew toy sized sewing machine. My example is missing the shuttle and bobbin, so it’s currently non
More >>The Singer Fashion Mate 360 is a step up from the Fashion Mate 362, adding the ability to use external stitch pattern cams, and a
More >>The Singer Fashion Mate 362 was a pretty basic Zig-Zag sewing machine. Like it’s predecessor the Singer 237 Fashion Mate, the 362 offered preset Zig-Zag
More >>The Kenmore 158.17560 or model 1756, was manufactured by Jaguar/Maruzen in Japan, from 1971 to 1972. It’s an all metal* drive train machine. It has
More >>The Kenmore 158.13180 is a mid tier machine, it has an available buttonholer accessory, and it’ll do Zig-Zag, blind stitch, and a couple of different
More >>The photos above are of the Singer 319 Swing Needle after a good cleaning and a rewired motor. When the 319W arrived in my shop,
More >>The 201 was the top tier Singer sewing machine of it’s time, and it’s still considered to be one of Singer’s best machines ever. Introduced
More >>The Singer Model 15-125 was the successor to the classic model 15-91. The 15-125 was produced from 1955 to 1958. Comparison of the 15-125 and
More >>The Singer 239 Fashion Mate is the straight stitch version of the Singer 237 Fashion Mate. Like the 237 it has an all metal drivetrain
More >>Singer Model 128 vibrating shuttle sewing machine. The 128 was added to the Singer line in 1910, and co-existed with the older model 28 for
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