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Posted by robb on March 14, 2008, 11:47 am
<The Golfer's Wife> wrote in message
> OK I have now discovered my antique Singer is Model 95K, but I
cannot
> find an instruction manual for this model. Do I simply use
the 66?
>
> It is a trifle confusing and I would really like some help here
if at
> all possible. I am the one who is confused but the machine
seems to
> have been only one of a batch of 1000 so I can perfectly
understand if
> another manual that is close enough is what is used.
>
> Thanks out there for all the help you have given me. I am
taking the
> machine to the serviceman next week!!!
>
> Cheers
>
As Kay said ...
you have a "Singer EB 401487" which is a 99K built in 1937
according tothe information on this page.
http://www.singerco.com/pdf/SINGER_EB_nos.pdf
The 95K would be somewhat different (an industrial type) and the
66 is probably closer to what you have if you can not locate a 99
manual. There are no special feature differences. The most likely
difference between a 66 and 99 manual is the front cover :)
The batch size is for the year so even if it was a 1000 batch
they may have had 1000 a year for 30 years or 30,000 one year may
have had a larger batch etc...
htht
robb
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