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Non-Singer Sewing Machines110 of 454Universal De Luxe Sewing Machine 1905 Clandler Sewing machine
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    Posted 6 years ago

    Lamplover78
    (261 items)

    This is a modern electric sewing machine. Someone threw this out to the curb. I was excited to find it still had the machine in it. Also seems to be in very good condition. So I brought it home with me and cleaned it up. I believe these are mid century. Any info would be great! Thanks for looking!

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    Comments

    1. Watchsearcher Watchsearcher, 6 years ago
      That's a great find! Lovely!
    2. MusicLaw, 6 years ago
      Hi, nice machine and the price sure was right. I am interested to know if there is anything indicating it was made in Japan or “Occupied Japan”. If so it is a clone of the Singer model 15. When Singer’s patents expired after WWII a number of companies in Japan began making machines which were of great quality and exactly like the Singer 15. I have one of them and it sews beautifully.
      It appears parts are missing from the upper thread tension. This is easily fixed.
      Jeff Taylor New member
    3. Lamplover78 Lamplover78, 6 years ago
      Thanks so much for commenting. Where would I look to look for Japan markings? I have occupied Japan porcelain never knew they made sewing machines. I have a few other old sewing machines. I didn't really plan on using this one. I noticed it needed a new belt. As well as missing the light holder. Thanks for the help.

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