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I'd love an English one! If nothing else because it'd be different. I don't want 3 exact versions of the same machine, so knowing this I'll look more at the English ones that are available. Thank you!

Hi I am in the UK the had cranked WW9 is different to the ones I have seen in the USA I guess you will be looking for the wild USA crank and not the neat small UK ones UK has a lot more hand crank

Hello everyone! I only sort of have a W&W. I have one of the infamous hybird Singer 9Ws (decals & other clues date it to 1909). Foot print of a Singer, pillar of a W&W, uses W&W feet and bobbins, &

The dark bobbins fit perfectly.? Even using the old thread that came wound on the one I tried, the machine is stitching a fine seam.? (Love, love, love those W&W's.!

The dark bobbins seem slightly bigger than the lighter one. Do they fit into the bobbin case of the W&W D-9? Sandra Haak [email protected]> wrote:

In the files section here, there's a pdf comparison of W&W bobbins that includes an Adler and a Jones Spool.? These dark metal bobbins have a different appearance although they seem identical in

When Singer bought W&W in 1905 they continued either using the stock of bobbin on hand or made more as needed. However, after Singer ceased production of the 9w1 (a clone of the W&W D9) they altered

Adler made some machines with.a.similar bobbin, but they are a smidge skinner.than a WW On Wed, Jun 7, 2023 at 12:08 PM, Roxy via groups.io<rgrinnell2010@...> wrote: Thank you.? I'm

Thank you.? I'm definitely open to suggestions, ideas...and guesses. ? :-) It would be nice to know if Boye, Greist or any other company made compatible W&W bobbins, and what those may have looked

Thanks. It was a guess based upon a small image. The bobbins could be those of someone else. [email protected]> wrote:

I don't think those dark bobbins are for Whites unless there are White Rotary models that I don't know about, which is very possible.? Attached is a photo comparing a White Rotary bobbin to my dark

There are several bobbin charts online that will help. One is at https://www.pinterest.com/pin/studio-stuff--419960734017620031/ The two odd bobbins may be for a White Sewing machine.

I've been trying to add attachments and other necessaries to my W&W's--purchased a bundle of bobbins for a D9. ? The bundle included several bobbins that don't appear to be original to W&W's, at

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really, i don't agree. a machine that can't even sew a handkerchief seems to me sad and neglected. it is only a question of facilitating the manual turn of the gears a little, of constructing a

Viavillecinque - there were some after-market hand-crank bases made in the 1870s for the Wheeler & Wilson curved-needle machines, but they’re very, very, and I might add one more very hard to find.

I have an only head curved needle? ww? ?. 1019989? ?she could sew. for now she want' pick up? the under thread. however she can't sew, without treadle.? ?want someone give me some idea for

Looking for some needles for a ww #3

Thanks for the photo links, John. I have a #12, well, most of one. i’ve been slowly finding parts for It. And, I think i’m down to things in the vicinity of the needle. Your pictures were helpful.