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I have the "donor" #8 working and used it to make a hanging nest (based on a Nancy's Notions idea) to hold the instruction book and other bits. ?It sewed okay except for skipping a stitch here and

Kathy In our opinion, a bit of invasion of privacy. Also, he does not live in the address I had, nor the one he moved to, as far as I can tell. Now the last post in any group or conversation we see is

Can someone send police to his home to do a “Wellness check”?

We have not been able to locate Dean, but in my last correspondence with him, he stated that someone was holding a W&W 3 he purchased in 2015. If you are holding it, please contact me directly. Will

I recently ordered needles for an Amish lady for her machine.? In the meantime she found some old needles in a cabinet and she doesn't need the ones I purchased.? If someone is interested, please

Hi Mary;I have three attachments which I bought together that Ave Simanco on them along with a 6-digit part number. Two are hemmers, one marked 3/32 & the other 1/8. The other is a ruffler of a type I

I just checked and my #12 seems to just do a back tack. The only piece I found with a name was a feller with Simanco on it.? There is another feller in the box with a worn out screw hole.? I am

Mary & Mike;No reason at all to feel Foolish. The feed dogs were undoubtedly at a point that when the feed was reversed they dropped to some extent which would have led one to believe the lever was

Hi Mary, ? I have a no 12 in the cue to come here overseas and have been trying to answer if that lever is only a back tack lever (like the Davis NVF has) or if it is a true reverse.? If you can

Boy, do I feel foolish.? The lever I thought might be for the feed dogs is the reverse lever. Miller, you can answer me with Mary or Margie.? When I signed up with Yahoo many, many years ago, I used

mb wrote: For some reason the Smithsonian website doesn't always allow direct links to the documents, and you get that error. When that happens, I find I have to start at the search page and re-find

Sorry about that;I was actually answering Margie, not Mary. Miller/TN

Hi Mary; W&W placed their model 12 on the market in 1887. The D-12 followed in 1890. I do not know what change resulted in the D-12 designation. Just as a guess, that 1889 patent covered whatever made

Thank you for the link, Miller.? I have a long arm #12.? I did not know that it has a drop feed.? There is a lever that I could never figure out what it is for.? It doesn't drop the feed all the

Hi Mary;I get that message occasionally also. Normally I just give it a few minutes & try again & it usually comes right up. I don't really know what that message for additional support means & have

The web site in your message says to contact the OCIO help desk for additional support. What does that mean?

Hi Gill, ?Thanks for letting me know. ? I see folks talking about no 6 industrials and no 12's.? Sure would like to get another 12 and especially a no 6. Best regards,Mike

Hi Margie; I meant to add this link & hit send without doing so. It is a copy of a 1908 Singer/Bridgeport catalog from the Smithsonian site. As you can see Singer was still making a lot of the various

Hi Margie & welcome to the group;Your model #12 is fine. When we first started the group we stated we were limiting it to the family machines. We very shortly changed this rule. There seem to be so

Hi, just to let you know my bobbins turned out to be for a Jones Spool and a D9. No use to you unfortunately, but I’ve found homes for them. Good luck with your business. Regards, Gill