1924 Singer Sewing Machine Catalog — Product catalog

FORM 8800
REVISED

PRINTED IN U: SPA.

         LIST OF

SINGER SEWING MACHINES

           (ELIZABETHPORT)

    WITH PRICES, DESCRIPTIONS AND OTHER
     INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THEM





                       PHOE MA





         SINGER SHOPS EVERYWHERE





  THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.



    8800—1

F.L. L.
     JUN - 4 1928
   Arts and Industrieg





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       DINAUTOARUNAM

MANUFACTURING MACHINES




      When ordering machines attention must be given to the items
                   and instructions which follow:


   FIRST. The CLASs NUMBERs designate the type or form of machine.
  SECOND. The VARIETY NUMBeRs designate the special features of each
machine.
   THIRD. The HYPHEN oR LETTER separating Class and Variety numbers is
essential and MUST NoT be omitted.
  FOURTH. The NUMBERS and PRIcEs include Heads with regular accessories
only, fitted as described,WITHOUT STANDS OR TABLES except when ordered.
When the description includes driving attachment, knee lifter, or other mechanism
requiring connections below the table, the numbers and prices cover all parts
necessary for such connection.
  FIFTH.DRIP PaNs are included with machine heads and Nor with stands,
nor with power tables.
          LAP SEAM FELLERS, MULTIPLE CORDERS, SPECIAL HEMMERS,
BINDERS, FOLDER and other attachments, except when covered by the descrip-

tion of the machine, must be specified on order; samples of material to be used
should be sent with such orders as well as specimens of finished work and infor-
mation whether the body or mass of the goods is to pass at the right or left of the
needle, so that practical tests can be made at the factory before shipment of the
machine or attachment.
  SEVENTH. EAcH SAMpLe should be plainly marked with the name of
the Agency and the number of the order to which it pertains.
   EIGHTH. WHEN AN ATTACHMENT IS ORDERED separately, the CLAss and
 VarIeTy numbers of the machine for which it is intended must be given; also
 the gauge or distance between needles, if the machine has more than one needle.
   NINTH. WHEN ORDERING MACHINES BY TELEGRAPHIC CODE be careful
to write EACH LETTER of the Code VERY PLAINLY.
  TENTH. With the exceptions mentioned below,HINGES FOR MACHINE
HEADS for all Square Bed Machines, whether Family or Manufacturing, are
 considered as part of the Cabinet Work, or as part of the Power Table or Bench
 Stand, and are shipped with such wood work and not with the head.
   THE ONLY EXCEPTION TO THIS RULE is Hinge No. 44140, of which Connec-
 tion No. 12361 will be shipped with the heads of Machines of Classes 16 with
 new style bed, 31, 44, 52, 53, 55, 78, 95 and 96. Plate No. 44139 will be shipped
 with the wood work for all of the above mentioned machines.
   In cases where Manufacturing Machines are orderedseparately, to be
placed on benches already erected but not yet cut out, hinges will be shipped
 from factory with the heads, but orders for heads in such cases MUST STATE.
 that hinges are required.

MANUFACTURING MACHINES
           DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS
   The descriptive pamphlets which more fully describe the machines mentioned
 in this Catalogue, should be liberally used among manufacturers and others
 who use or require Sewing Machines.

                  SPEED
   THE MAXIMUM SPEEDs recommended in this Catalogue at which the ma-
 chines may be driven, are only approximate; the most economical speed for any
 machine must be decided by good judgment, after considering all the conditions
under which machine is to be used.
   When a machine is employed in stitching thin fabrics, with frequent stops
 to arrange the work, it may be driven at a much higher speed than one of the
same class employed upon similar goods, but driven continuously, as in hemming
 or tucking very long pieces.
   The quality and weight or thickness of the material to be stitched must
also be taken into consideration.
   For these reasons it is impossible to recommend a speed for any machine
 which will be of maximum utility under all circumstances.
    Although all Singer Sewing Machines are thoroughly "run in" before ship-
 ment, they are very closely fitted and should therefore at starting be driven at
 a comparatively low speed; after the parts have become glazed by their action
upon each other, the speed may be increased to the maximum recommended.
     WEIGHTS AND CUBIC MEASUREMENTS
   The net and gross weights and cubic measurements given in the description
 of each machine are for a single outfit, packed for export.
           THE NUMBER PLATE
   The specific designation of each Singer Sewing Machine consists of two
numbers, separated by a hyphen or letter and stamped upon a number plate,
which is attached to the machine, usually upon the arm.

             95-1


   The number before the hyphen or letter designates the Class to which the
machine belongs, and the number after, the Variety of the machine in its Class.
  When supplies for a machine are to be ordered and there is any uncertainty
as to the correct numbers of needles or parts, the Class and Variety numbers of
the machine, as shown on the number plate, should be given to ensure a correct
understanding of the order.
        THE ALTERNATING PRESSERS
   This mechanism consists of a vibrating and a lifting presser working in
combination,so arranged that they press down alternately upon the work,
each at its moment of pressure forming a fulerum upon which the other is raised.
In operation the alternating pressers appear to walk over the fabrie, passing with
equal facility over a smooth, even surface of work, having abrupt inequalities
in thickness; they have no tendency to retard the upper piece of the work,
which therefore comes out even with the lower piece when the seam is finished.

MANUFACTURING MACHINES

    INDEPENDENT UPPER AND UNDER FEEDS
    In machines having this mechanism the work is clamped between the feeding
 foot and the under feed surface while it is moving forward.
   The presser is connected with a positive feeding mechanism, which can be
adjusted independently of the lower feed, so as to cause the upper piece of fabric
to move forward faster or slower as desired in relation to the movement of
 the lower piece.
          THE VIBRATING PRESSER
   The Presser Foot in this mechanism is attached to a supplementary foot
bar, hinged at its upper end to a section of the regular presser bar. In operation
 it moves forward with the material under the impulse of the feed mechanism
and is then automatically lifted and forced back by a spring to its first position
 near the needle; it is then let down upon the work by the continued automatic
 action of the mechanism. The Vibrating Presser is useful when stitching material
 having an adhesive surface or upon thick soft goods, as it allows them to move
 forward without friction under the foot.
                      S. D. A.
   The S. D. A. or Singer Driving Attachment is a device, operated by pressure
upon a treadle by which the constantly moving belt pulley on the machine is
 brought into contact with a frictional surface on the balance wheel, and its
motion thereby transmitted to the machine. When the pressure is removed a
 brake is automatically applied and the machine instantly stopped; by the use
of S. D. A. the speed of the machine up to its full capacity is under the control
 of the operator.

             THE UNDERDRIVER
   The Underdriver is a device to be fastened to the under surface of the power
 table for the purpose of transmitting the motion of the power table shaft to
 the machine; it is provided with a loose cone pulley which is belted to the driving
pulley on the table shaft, a tight pulley which is belted to the pulley of the
 balance wheel and a treadle and pitman by which the moving loose pulley is
 caused to impart its motion to the tight pulley and thence to the machine.

            THE BELT SHIFTER
    This device is rarely used for Sewing Machines except on those for contin-
 uous heavy work and with which a flat belt is used; it consists of two guides
 with a space slightly wider than the width of the belt, mounted upon a slide
 and having a handle by which the slide can be moved and the belt guided from
 the loose to the tight pulley on the machine and vice versa, thus starting or
 stopping the machine.

TELEGRAPHIC CODE

    CLASS 148

148-1    ESGAB
148-2.    ESGAC
        ESGAD148-4  ESGAE
148-5    ESGAH
         ESGAJ





   CLASS 149
149-2.    ESGAP





   CLASS 151

       .ESGAW151-2.

LIST OF MACHINES TO ORDER IN PLACE
     OF MACHINES CANCELLED





                              Insert for Form 8800. (June, 1927).
                             PRINIDD IN 1. 8. 1.

IF IMPORTANT NOTICE. T




   LAP SEAM FELLERS, MULTIPLE CORDERS, SPECIAL HEM-
MERS, BINDERS, FOLDERS AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS, EXCEPT
WHEN COVERED BY THE DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE.
MUST BE SPECIFIED ON ORDER.

   WHEN AN ATTACHMENT IS ORDERED SEPARATELY, THE
CLASS AND VARIETY NUMBERS OF THE MACHINE FOR WHICH
IT IS INTENDED MUST    GIVEN; ALSO THE GAUGE OR
DISTANCE BETWEEN NEEDLES, IF THE MACHINE HAS MORE
THAN ONE NEEDLE.

   SAMPLES OF THE MATERIAL AND THREAD TO BE USED
MUSTBE SENT WITH SUCH ORDERS, AND WHEN POSSIBLE
SPECIMENS OF THE FINISHED WORK AND INFORMATION AS
TO WHETHER THE BODY OR MASS OF THE GOODS IS TO
PASS AT THE RIGHT OR LEFT OF THE NEEDLES, SO THAT
PRACTICAL TESTS CAN BE MADE AT THE FACTORY BEFORE
SHIPMENT OF THE MACHINE OR ATTACHMENT.

  WHERE THERE IS LIKELY TO BE ANY QUESTION AS TO
WHICH SIDE OF THE FINISHED SAMPLE IS THE TOP SIDE
IN SEWING OR HOW THE WORK SHOULD BE FED TO THE
MACHINE, THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE PLAINLY INDICATED
ON THE FINISHED SAMPLE.

   ATTACHMENTS OR FITTINGS WITH REGULARNUMBERS.
SHOULD BE CHECKED WITH THE DESCRIPTION IN THE NUMER-
ICAL LIST TO INSURE SUPPLYING ALL DETAILS REQUIRED.

   INATTENTION TO THE FOREGOING MEANS USELESS DE-
LAY, WHICH IN TURN CAUSESEMBARRASSMENT TO THE
CUSTOMER AND A POSSIBLE LOSS OF SALE.

MACHINES OF CLASS 3

      Bed 24 inches long; 16 inches clear space at right of needle. Will
               be fitted for mechanical power if so ordered.





                  MACHINE NO. 3-1 ON STAND No. 9466

NO.                           DESCRIPTION                     PRICE
3-1 FOR STITCHING IN ENAMELED CLOTH, LIGHT LEATHER AND
  CoARsE FaBRIcs; for carriage trimming, making heavy cushions, etc.
   Attachments can be furnished for making corded edges and other
  trimmings. Has large reciprocating shuttle No. 9307, wheel feed,
   vibrating presser and stand No. 9466.  Balancewheel No. 9453.
   Driven by gears..
  Speed 700. Cipher, EBBAC. See Form 9001.
  Weight in Ibs., 100 net, 134 gross. Cubie meas., 6 ft. 6 in.

MACHINES OF CLASS 5
  For stitching canvas or rubber belts up to 34 inches in width and ⅝ inch
                                     in thickness.





                            MACHINE No. 5-7

     These heavy machines have bed plates 67½ inches long and the available
 clear space at the right of the needle is 17 inches. The work is moved forward
 betweenof the work.twoAscorrugatedregularly feedfittedrolls,the feedonerollsof whichare 20isinchesadjustablelong, forbut theif sothicknessordered
 the machines will be fitted with 32 inch feed rolls.
             i inch, but this can be changed to i inch at Theany regulartime, if lengthdesired,ofandthe
 the machine can be fitted for longer stitches if so ordered.
     While stitching, the belt passes forward between two edge guides, that are
 set for the width of the belt and fastened to a rod, which can be moved the
 required distance for each successive line of stitching; as described below
 machines have serew guides, one complete turn of which moves the work ¼ inch,
 and the others have guides fastened to sliding rods,,and secured in position by
 •one calents. The distance between rows of stitching should be stated upon

     All machines of Class 5 have belt shifters and heavy iron legs. They are
 regularly furnished with a flat presser foot, but a roller presser will be substituted
if so specified on the order. See Form 9002.

 These machines will be furnished with No. 14 needles unless otherwise ordered
NO.                       DESCRIPTION                                                     PRICE
5-3 HAS SCREW GUIDE. Cylinder shuttle No. 43285. Balance wheel
   and pulley (tight) No. 16963. Diameter of pulley 81 inches.
   Speed 300.  Cipher, EBCAD.
  Weight in lbs., 811 net, 1245 gross. Cubie meas., 53. ft. 9 in.
5-7 Has Two NeedLes, two cylinder shuttles Nos. 43275 and 43283:
  gaugesfrom  to 172 inches.  Screw        Balance wheel and
   pulley (tight) No. 16963.
   Speed 250.  Cipher, EBCOG.Diameter of pulley 8#8 incance wheel and
  Weight in Ibs., 811 net, 1245 gross. Cubie meas., 53 ft. 9 in.

MACHINES OF CLASS 6

     Bed plate 25¼ inches long; 14 inches clear space at right of needle.





                                              € 1720




                         MACHINE No. 6-9

    For thick, heavy work in cloth,leather or paper. These machines are not
suitable for foot power, but the different varieties are fitted for underdriver or
with S. D. A., or belt shifter, as specified in the description of each machine.
   The under threadis carried in an oscillating shuttle having long beak,
which holds the loop ofupper thread stationary while the eye of the needle
rises through the goods; the upper thread, therefore, retains its full strength and
both threads arefirmly locked together in the centre of the thickness of the
goods by the combinedpull of the shuttle and the take-up, after the needle has
risen. Machines Nos. 6-3 and 6-4 are regularly furnished witha flat presser,
but a roller presser will be substituted if so specified on order.See Form 9003.

NO.                        DESCRIPTION                     PRICE
6-3 FOR CLOTH OR LEATHER UP TO ¾ INCH THICK. HARNESS, FLAT
  BELTING, ETC. Has Shuttle No. 19980. Drop feed and belt shifter
   for flat belt. Balance wheel and pulley (tight) No. 61504.Diameter
   of pulley 87 inches..
   Speed up to 400, according to the material being stitched.
   Cipher, EBFOr.
   Weight in Ibs., 207 net, 278 gross. Cubic meas., 10 ft. 8 in.

6-4 FOR CLOTH OR LEATHER UP TO ¾ INCH THICK. HARNESS, FLAT
  BELTING,     Has shuttle No. 19980. Drop feed and S.D. A.
   Balance wheel No. 64042. Pulley No. 8985, diameter 8 inches.
  Speed up to 400, according to the material being stitched.
   Cipher, EBFUH.
  Weight in Ibs., 218 net, 288 gross. Cubic meas., 10 ft. 8 in.



    8800—2

MACHINES OF CLASS 6

NO.                          DESCRIPTION                   PRICE
6-8  FOR QUITTING SWEAT PADS UP TO 1 ½ INCHES THICK. Has shuttle
   No. 19980. Drop feed, vibrating and assisting pressers, foot lifter
   and S. D. A. Balance wheel No. 64042. Pulley No. 8985, diameter
    8 inches.
   Speed 80. Cipher, EBGIK.
   Weight in Ibs., 224 net, 299 gross. Cubie meas., 10 ft. 8 in.

6-9  FOR STITCHING BLANK BOOKS, ETC., UP TO ¾ INCH THICK.
   Makes stitches from ¼ to 1 inch long. Has shuttle No. 19980.
   Drop feed, vibrating presser and S. D. A. Balance wheel No. 64049.
    Pulley No. 8985, diameter 8 inches..
   Speed 200. Cipher, EBGOL. See Form 9313.
   Weight in Ibs., 234 net, 311 gross. Cubic meas., 10 ft. 8 in.

6-10 FOR STITCHING BLANK BOOKS, ETC.,                             UP TO ¾ INcH THICk.
   Makes stitches from ¼ to 1 inch long. Has shuttle No. 19980.
   Drop feed, vibrating presser and belt shifter for flat belt. Balance
    wheel and pulley (tight) No. 61504. Diameter of pulley 8⅞ inches
   Speed 200.  Cipher, EBGUM.
   Weight in Ibs., 218 net, 288 gross.Cubic meas., 10 ft. 8 in.
6-12FOR STITCHING BUFF WHEELS FOR POLISHING. Makes circular
   rows of stitches is inch between rows, unless otherwise ordered, and
    in cotton goods up to 1 inch thick and 18 inches diameter.The buff
     is moved by hand from the finished row to the beginning of the next.
   Has shuttle No. 19980. Drop feed, vibrating presser and belt shifter
    for flat belt. Balance wheel and pulley (tight) No. 61504. Diameter
    of pulley 8⅞ inches..
   Speed from 400 to 450.  Cipher, EBHAJ.
   Weight in Ibs., 215 net, 292 gross. Cubic meas., 14 ft. 3 in.

6-14 FOR BUFF WHEELS UP TO ⅝ INCH THICK AND 18 INCHES DIAM-
   ETER. Makes circular rows of stitching from ¼ to ½ inch between
    the lines of stitching as ordered, and automatically changes from
    the finished row to beginning of the next, the buff being completely
    stitched before stopping the machine. Has shuttle No. 19980. Drop
   feed, vibrating presser and S. D. A.  Balance wheel No. 64042.
   Pulley No. 8985, diameter 8 inches....
   Speed 200. Cipher, ЕвнЕк.
   Weight in Ibs., 248 net, 332 gross. Cubic meas., 14 ft. 3 in.
   See also Machine No. 7-32.

6-15 FOR BUFF WHEELS UP TO ⅝ INCH THICK AND 18 INCHES DIAM-
   ETER.Makes circular rows of stitching from ¼ to ½ inch between
    the lines of stitching as ordered, and automatically changes from
    the finished row to beginning of the next, the buff being completely
   stitched before stopping the machine. Has shuttle No. 19980.
   Drop feed, vibrating presser and belt shifter for flat belt. Balance
   wheel and pulley (tight) No. 61504. Diameter of pulley 8⅞ inches
   Speed 200.Cipher, EBHIL.
   Weight in Ibs., 238 net, 328 gross. Cubic meas., 14 ft. 3 in.

MACHINES OF CLASS 6

NO.                            DESCRIPTION
6-16 FOR STITCHING BUFF WHEELS NOT MORE THAN ¾ INCH THICK AND
    18 INCHES IN DIAMETER. Has attachment underneath the bed for
    making spiral rows of stitching from ¼ to ½ inch apart (in sixteenths)
    as ordered. Drop feed, vibrating presser, 3 inch eylinder shuttle No.
   19980 and belt shifter. Balance wheel and pulley (tight) No. 61504.
    Diameter of pulley 8⅞ inches....
   Speed from 400 to 450. Cipher, Евном.
   Weight in Ibs., 237 net, 329 gross. Cubic meas., 15 ft. 1 in.

6-17 FOR STITCHING BUFF WHEELS NOT MORE THAN ¾ INCH THICK
  AND 20 INCHESIN DIAMETER. Has attachment underneath the
   bed for making spiral rows of stitching from ¼ to ½ inch apart
    (in sixteenths) as ordered. Drop feed, vibrating presser, 3 inch
   eylinder shuttle No. 19980 and S. D. A. Balance wheel No.
   64042.Pulley No. 8985, diameter 8 inches..
   Speed from 400 to 450. Cipher, EBHUN.
   Weight in Ibs., 248 net, 328 gross. Cubie meas., 11 ft. 5 in.

              NoTE. This is the 6-16 Machine with S. D. A.

MACHINES OF CLASS 7

 Bed plate 25¼ inches long except as otherwise specified. Clear space at right
               of needle 15⅞ inches. Oscillating long beak shuttles.





             MACHINE No. 7-1 ON TABLE No. 5201 AND STAND No. 25207
                      (For List Price of Table and Stand see Form 8801)
    Machines Nos. 7-1 and 7-5 are fitted for the foot power stand only. Nos.
7-10, 7-16, 7-33, 7-34 and 7-35 are regularly fitted for mechanical power but can
be used on foot power stand if so ordered. All Machines of Class 7 are so con-
 structed as to enable them to do satisfactory work in either cloth or leather of
medium thickness and consistency. They are fitted for various specifie purposes
among which are carriage trimming, including welting and cording for heavy
cushions; making canvas bags; plain stitching in canvas, such as sails, tents,
tarpaulins, wagon covers, etc.; camel's hair strainers for chemicals and oils;
book and pamphlet stitching; buff wheels for polishing, ete. The two needle,
two shuttle machines are for two-line stitching in heavy material and are largely
used for tarpaulins, wagon covers, canvas bags, awnings,tents, sails and other
articles similar in quality of fabric.  The distance between needles, or"gauge,"
must be specified upon orders for these machines, also the particulars of the work
for which they are to be used. See Forms 9004, 9006 and 9399.

MACHINES OF CLASS 7





               SINGER





                                                   E 3139

                         MACHINE No. 7-5

NO.                       DESCRIPTION                   PRICE
7-1 FOR PLAIN STITCHING, CARRIAGE TRIMMING, CUSHIONS, SAILS,
  TENTS, ETC. Stitch ¾ to ½ inch long, drop feed. For foot power
   stand. Has shuttle No. 19980. Balance wheel (two speed) No. 11358.
   Diameter of belt grooves 4½ and 7⅛ inches.
   Cipher, Евлм.
   Weight in Ibs., 129 net, 190 gross. Cubie meas., 8 ft. 7 in.
7-3 FOR POWER TABLE. Has S. D. A. Balance wheel No. 122302.
   Pulley No. 11440, diameter 7 inches, otherwise the same as Machine
   No. 7-1.
  Speed 700.Cipher, EBJYP.
  Weight in Ibs., 153 net, 217 gross. Cubic meas., 8 ft. 10 in.

7-5 FOR HEAVY BAGS, CARPET MITRES,LEATHER CASES, HORSE
  COLLARS, WAGON COvERs,PLUSH CUSHIONS, HARNESS, SAILS,
  TENTS, ETC.Stitch 3 to ½ inch long. Has shuttle No. 19980. Drop
   feed, vibrating presser foot. For foot power stand. Balance wheel
   (two speed) No. 11358. Diameter of belt grooves 4½ and 7⅓ inches
    Cipher, EBKAL.
  Weight in Ibs., 135 net, 200 gross. Cubie meas., 8 ft. 7 in.
7-7 FOR POWER TABLE. Has S. D. A. Balance wheel No. 122302.
   Pulley No. 11440, diameter 7 inches, otherwise the same as Machine
  No. 7-5.
  Speed 500. Cipher, EBKIN.
  Weight in Ibs., 156 net, 223 gross. Cubic meas., 8 ft. 10 in.

MACHINES OF CLASS 7





                          MACHINE No. 7-9

310.                             DESCRIPTION                   PRICE
 7-9 FOR AWNINGS (INCLUDING BINDING) MAIL BAGS, RUGS, ROBES,
   CANVAS CovERS,HORsE COLLARS,         HASSOCKS, LIFE
   PRESERVERS, SAILS, STAIR PADS,TENTS, TOE          Titer.  Stitch
    is to i inch long. Has shuttle No. 19980,TRAGEdropPADS,feed, alternating
    pressers and S. D. A. Balance wheel No. 122302. Pulley No. 11440,
    diameter 7 inches...
   Speed 650.  Cipher, EBKUP.
    Weight in Ibs., 193 net, 268 gross.Cubie meas., 8 ft. 10 in.
    See also Machine No. 7-34.

7-10 FoR EITHER CLOTH oR LEATHeR, especially light harness,
   ordered. Has shuttle No. 19980 and drop feed. The presser foot is
    quickly adjustable from vibrating to stationary andvice versa.
    Parts and attachments can be furnished at an additional charge for
                                                   harness, ete.
                     it inch long.
   Diameter19658,of belt19659,groves196604%andBalan19661.wheel (tro speed) Nos. 11517;
   Speed 500. Cipher, EBKYR.
   SeeWeightalsoinMachineIbs., 143No.net,78-1.208 gross. Cubie meas., 8 ft. 7 in.

MACHINES OF CLASS 7





                                                      E 2918





            MACHINE NO. 7-11 ON TABLE NO. 5280 AND IRON WORK No. 41160
                   (For List Price of Table and Iron Work see Form 8801)

                          DESCRIPTIONNO.
7-11 FoR BOOKBINDING; for stitching each section or signature to a

    prepared strip, either single or continuous, making a firmly fastened
   and flat opening book. Has shuttle No. 19980 and drop feed. The
    machine has reversible feed, strip guides for style of strip to be used,
   and makes stitch ¼ to 1 inch long. The stitching is commenced a
    short distance below the upper end of the section and the work
   moves backward; when the upper end is reached the feed is reversed,
    the needle enters the holes before made and the section is stitched
   down to the lower end; the feed is then again reversed and the
    stitching finished a short distance above the lower end. Has
    S. D. A. Balance wheel No. 122302. Pulley No. 11440, diameter
   7 inches.
   Speed 100. Cipher, EBLAM. See Form 9313.
   Weight in Ibs., 172 net, 234 gross.Cubie meas., 8 ft. 10 in.

      NOTE. The sliding table No. 5280, as shown above, or No. 5270, as shown on
      next page, which carry the work backward and forward as the sections are added,
    and the power iron work for each, are indispensable for this work. Table and
     iron work are not included in the price of machine.

MACHINES OF CLASS 7





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          MACHINE NO. 7-11 ON TABLE No. 5270 AND IRON WORK No. 41050
                    (For List Price of Table and Iron Work see Form 8801)

NO.                          DESCRIPTION
7-13 FOR STITCHING PAMPHLETS AS THICK AS THE NEEDLE WILL
   PENETRATE OR ABOUT ⅜ INCH IN SOFT PAPER. Lift on presser
   foot is inch. Makes stitch from f to 1 inch long. Has shuttle
   No. 19980, drop feed, vibrating presser and S. D. A. Balance
   wheel No. 122302. Pulley No. 11440,diameter 7 inches.
   Speed 100. Cipher, EBLEN. See Form 9313.
   Weight in Ibs., 162 net, 231 gross. Cubic meas., 8 ft. 10 in.

7-14 FOR HARNESS AND OTHER WORK IN LEATHER NOT MORE THAN ⅝
   INCH THICK.Makes "set" stitch by use ofpoints on presser foot.
   Has presser feed point for ⅛ in. stitch; presser feed points for ¼,
   ⅓, 1o and ½e inch stitch can be furnished if so ordered at an extra
    cost. Has shuttle No. 19980, upper feed, foot lifter and S. D. A.
    Stitch 3½ to ¼ inch long. Balance wheel No. 122302.Pulley No.
    11440, diameter 7 inches..
   Speed 400. Cipher, EBLOP.
   Weight in Ibs., 169 net, 239 gross.Cubic meas., 8 ft. 10 in.
   See also Machine No. 7-35.

MACHINES OF CLASS 7





          MACHINE NO. 7-16 ON TABLE NO. 5274 AND IRON WORK No. 27251
                   (For List Price of Table and Iron Work see Form 8801)

NO.                          DESCRIPTION                   PRICE
7-16 FOR STRAINERS MADE OF CAMEL'S HAIR for cotton seed oil.
    Fitted for ⅛ to ½ inch stitch, No. 14 needle and heavy thread.
   Has shuttle No. 58382 and drop feed. Balance wheel No. 11356
    for underdriver. Diameter of belt groove 4t inches; or balance
   wheel (two speed) No. 11358 for foot power stand. Diameter of
    belt grooves 4½ and 7⅓ inches..
   Speed 250.  Cipher, EBLYS.
    Weight in lbs., 122 net, 183 gross. Cubie meas., 8 ft. 7 in.
7-17 Has S. D. A. Balance wheel No. 122302. Pulley No. 11440,
    diameter 7 inches, otherwise same as Machine No. 7-16.
    Speed 250.  Cipher, EBMAN.
    Weight in lbs., 154 net, 221 gross. Cubie meas., 8 ft. 10 in.

MACHINES OF CLASS 7





                  SINGER





                          MACHINE No. 7-22

NO.                         DESCRIPTION                     PRICE
7-22 HAs TWo NEEDLES, TWO CYLINDER SHUTTLES NOS. 19568 AND
   19569; gauges from ¾ to 1 inch. Can be furnished in gauges from
   1 inch up to 1½ inches at an addition of $55.00 to the regular sell-
    ing price of the machine. Has drop feed, adjustable presser, either
    vibrating or stationary, and belt shifter. Balance wheel No. 11356.
    Pulley No. 11943, diameter 7 inches......
   Speed up to 500, according to the material being stitched.
    Cipher, EBNEP.
    Weight in Ibs., 160 net, 224 gross. Cubie meas., 8 ft. 10 in.