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Posted by Vikki In WA State on December 31, 2006, 3:12 pm
Try this Address:
http://si-pwebsrch02.si.edu/search?q=sewing+machines&site=si_all&output=xml_no_dtd&sort=date%3AD%3AL%3Ad1&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&ref=t&client=default_frontend&proxystylesheet=default_frontend&SEARCH.x=42&SEARCH.y=15
"Vikki In WA State"
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<palnpartneratsawdotnet> wrote in message
> Also the Smithsonian Institute has a whole collection of Sewing machine
> manuals and Trade books as well as advertising. Many of these you can
print
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> from there. I was able to find my Treadle Machine and print the owners
> manual. I will try to find the site again and post the address.
> Vikki in WA State
> > I have a bunch of free manuals on my site. That is a serial number and
> > little help. The Singer site does have a place you can look up the model
> > with the serial number but that is not always correct.
> > www.singera1sewing.com/manuals.htm
> > --
> > Ron Anderson A1 Sewing Machine
> > PO Box 60, Sand Lake, NY 12153
> > 518-469-5133
> > http://www.singera1sewing.com
> > http://www.a1sewingmachine.com
> > > anyone have a manual or how to thread a singer
> > > AD668126
> > > not at all familiar with flat bobbin--i also believe the thread
tension
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> > > part is broken ( the part where you adjust 2 metal plates to tension
the
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> > > thread--it has a small spring like thingee that also tensions the
> > > thdread)--hope the manual etcw will be of help here--tried singer for
> > > manual but not available
> > > tia
> > > peter
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