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Brand: Singer
Model / document: 1926 Singer Sewing Machine Catalog
Document type: Product catalog
Language: English
Pages: 12
File size: 1.6 MB
Category: Sewing catalogs & reference
Document date: Published 1926

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Over 75 Years of Progress in Sewingr Machine
Construction
Tm; Singcr of 185: was the ﬁrst sew-
ing machine to successfully accom-
plish cuminuous stitching. The Singer of
today, perfected by more than 75 years of
constant dcvclnpmcnt. is as great an im-
prm'cmcnt ovcr the original machine: is
the; Inner was. over thc laborious hand
Stitching of grcat-grandmothcr's day.
T'nc wnmcn ofcvcrycountry ha w: Icarncd
that thc namc Singer stands for the huts:
and best in sewing machine construction
and have made it the mus: popular ma-
chine in every part nf the world,
Tins business has gmwn from a tiny
shop to ten great. factorics in live diffcr-
cnt countries. distrihuling its Products
direct to uscrs through Singer bhops in
evcry city in the world. Only cxccp—
tinnal mcrit could have warrantcd such
universal endorsement.
Tm; mm 51 NU mr— l 35 [ Duns“, l'. S'. ,1.. any, “n, P! Th Jug-l ﬁhll'u'ﬂ'lk,‘ Lm’rﬂ.
AU lgﬁb lurnu'p' JH worn“,

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Why You Should Choose A Singer

mom superiority begins with the
raw material, Controlled at ev
stage of manufacture to conform wit
the highest standards of quality. Etch
part is made from material especially
‘ adapted for its particular purmse and
shaped by skilled nwchanics, with the
aid of machinery and tools of wonder-
ful precision, to designs developed by
Singer experts for thgfmatest efficiency
durm long years usefulness. The
‘ comp cred machine is subjected to many
exaeting tesrs and is guaranteed to be
free from all dcfecrs of material and
workmanship.
A, The purchase of a Sin er assures you of
world-wide. depend: Ie, expert Singer
Service. a most important considera-
tion. No other organization gums“
such facilities,conscquently SingerQunI-
ity and Singer Service stand 'suprcme and
cannot be successfully duplicated. muum smoun— ‘916
Canadian Factory—St.Johns. P. Q.

Singer Service for WomenWho Sew
Tiltl sale of any Singer producr carries with it n
uamntce of lasting satisfaction. In every city
in t e World there is 21 Singer shop ready to supply .
arts. needles, oil, belts and everything neeessary to ‘
lie-op your machine in good running order. When rc-
pairs or adjustments become net‘essary. Sin gcr shops
everywhere are equipped to render prompt and sat-
isfactory service. Free instructions in the care and
use of machines, motors and attachments are always
‘ available to Singer users. It is impossible for dcpart- ’
mcnt stores, dealers and mail order hOUSCS to give such servicc‘ Hence new
Singer machines carrz'ing the Compzm 's guarantee are sold direct to the user
only through Singer . hops and Singer bulesmen. identified hy the famous red 5.
Singer OI! is an ertm quitlirv lubricant that Singer Motor lubricant is A pure non-ﬂow-
wiil preserve your machine, “etp it running in compound of high lubricating value especi-
lrccly and is warranted not to gum. 5! y tug-pared [or 5:11ng Motrin.
Sin erNeeellt-s are cswminl for In: rmuln Guarantee-d Repairs to all makes of wwing
wit your sewing machine. whatever in. name mathinn h)- Sir.gcr expert-i. You are told (he:
may be. (01! l'n'lnrc the work it done.
Superior lit-maximizing on spec ial Singer power machines promptly done at mm: Singer Shop.
Consul! telephone directory for address of the nearest Singer Shop or write to
Singer Sewing Machine Company, Inc.
Morning P. Q.-—yol It. Car/mint J't., qut W: NNIrNt}, M w. j‘ﬂ-‘f Porridge Amnw
Toma-rm, (1) 0m. —- e}.- any Strut Vamouvu, B. C. ~ ~ It; Guam/£4 Strut

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The First Electric Sewing Machine~a Singer
N01- only was the ﬁrst successful sewing machine a Singcr(1851)but during
-’ the ensuing seventy-ﬁve years mos: of the notable improvements in sew-
ing machine coustruction have come from Singer factories. It is but natural,
therefore. that the ﬁrst electric sewing machine. shown below, was made and
i pineal on the market by Singer in 1889. Constant development in elecrric ap-
plication SinCe that time has brought the latest Singer models‘ presented for
your consideration on the following pages, to a point of perfection where
they have no close competitors in variety, advanced desi n. quality of work-
manship, beauty o ﬁnish, convenience
of operation and absolute reliability.

The Singer Sewing Motor (E) p/ﬁ—\
1; Singer Sewin Motor removes all
Tﬂphysiczl effort propelling the '.“"
chine and enables you to do your scwmg
three times as fast.-It is attached to the
machine by a single screw and operates the
Stitchin mechanism throu h a ﬂexible
endless gclt. Its speed is readi y controlled.
from the slowest to the fastest desired. by
a gentle pressure of the foot or knee against
the controller. It is absolutely safe, thor-
ough] reliable and does not have to be re-
movetl'oradjustedwhcnclosingthcmachine.

“Sin Motor is furnished for all tund-
Tardvc at between mound zsomdiory.
volt hm li ting outﬁts. It operates on either
alternatin or direct current when attached! to
my electric light socket The con of operation
is triﬂing. ever in; about due: hours of sew-
in; loroneoent. a now: Illa)“ be attached to
Singertrendlemd hand machtqesmdtspartof
the equipment of Singer Electrics.

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The Singerlight
pnovan  illumination  for
   sewing has been provid-
cd  by  the  Singcrlighr,  a
small electric lamp arranged
to throw the proper amount
oflight on the material being
stitched without glaring in-
to the cycs of the operator.
The Singcrlight enables you
to sew  in any part of the
house, at any time without
eye-strain.



                       Tm: Smmlight an b: atuchtd to your present Singtf
                                          nuclum: and in part of that eqmpmrnt of all 8mm: Elu—
                                             m'ca. We cmu'nlct this lump so valuable to Singer unis that
                               w: haw: made its price low to mcmragc its um The lamp
                                     consumes only  1; watts, linking the cost of 0111100"
                                            neglimblc. At mull expats: you can saw you: £51.56 from
                           Mtdlm “I'll".





                               THIS simple. sturdy machine
                                                  has the  reliable  vibrating
                                                  shuttle and long huhbin. When
                                                 enclosed in  its handy carrying
                                                   case  it  is very li_ht and com-
                                                       pacr. Space for al  acccssorics is
                                               provided in the cover.

                                                                                    nus mazhim may he had
                                                                    with Foo: Comm] as  il-
                                                             lumrncd or with the Singcr
                                                               Kncc Control shnwn on op-
                                                                               posite    Kc. Furnished with
                                                                          or wu um FJL-cuic Combi‘
                                                                        nation Tahlc 3m (past 14)

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Table Electric No. 101-3
i Ammo complement to this
wonderfully efﬁcient ma-
l . chine is the handsome table in
which it is enclosed and com-
pletely concealed when net in
use. In design, material and
constntction it is equal to the
best of furniture and [onus a
pleasing addition to the equip-
ment of any beautifully fur-
nished room. It may be used
when closed as a writing desk.
library table. serving table or
for any other useful or orna-
mental purpose about the home.

De Luxe Libnry Tahle No. 40 is (ur-
nished with Electric Machines int-3,
and ask-e in your choice at walnut,
mahogany or brown mission.

Combination Tables for
Portable Electrics
Fan those who prefer a special
table for Singer portable elec-
trics we have rovidtzd Elccu‘ic
Combination Ta lcs No. 301 and
04, into which the machine ﬁts
cvel with the bed, giving a flat
sewing surface of ample propor-
tronsl

put away. Want the machine it taken out and
the platform on which it tested I) raised level
with the table top and the table may then be med
for many purposes about (ht: home.

TM: 3tJIfM'9-ﬁ'l3 mix 184 ”ml-5m. Tar“: 504!” tot-1 l marl-inf.

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Electric Flat Top Table
    With Drop Head
  sump/um Singer Huds-  uf the
      m:  and  (16 K  class.  ctluipyetl
     \\ ill] the Singer Motor and Singer
    light. may he applied to  Electric.
    Flat Tu 1 Table No. 506, l-zncc Con-
    trul.  ”when not  in  use the head
   dru is down into the table and n
   fuhiing  leaf closes  the opening,
   leaving a ”at table mp. The (3th
   may then he used for many pmai-
    cnl and ornamental purpnscs,



                       Tun combination of high-grade  clcctric machine
                                                1nd ﬂat top table  u- especially suited for schools.
                                                       a nrtmentt and small homes when: space  is limited.
                                                 he head may he drummed qmckly into the table and
                                                   the ﬂat tap then becomes llv‘alllblt For use 1.1. a cutting
                                          uhle.  desk,  etc.  Walnut  or nuhugany  ﬁnish.


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                 Things You Can Do


                                                    you can do with them.E m7may beSingerpurchasedmachineat smallis equippedcost. Herewitharea setsomeof ofeusy-to-nscthe thingsattachments and Others





                                                            BRAIDINO

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Singer Seven Drawer
   Cabinet Tables


 SINGER me mzehipes
     are:  “1     WI!    uict,
  light-minim    . ball-belting
  treadle mec anion,  auto-                                                                    -.
  matic belt shifter and dress                                                                            '     T    plied
  guard. The cabinets are 0!
   s    in! Sin er quality and
   nish, h    me in appur-
  ance and  built to  last as
  long as the machine.

 Onu Cur—No. 4 Plain N1. 5 Maul
 CmaNoiPL-lu Maya-lured




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                  Singer Open Side Cabinets

                             No. 7.3 Plain
                               No. 1.4 Messed





  Tins  cabinet   is
     very com  net,
   graceful  in    es‘ign
  and completely con-
   ceals  the  machine
  when out in use.  It
  opens wide, afford-
  ing  good  ventila-
  lion, and has con-
  veniently    located
  drawers  of  ample
  capacity.

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The Singer “20"

   wamrnmur child's sewing
    machine.  Interesting  and
instructive. Easil  operated at
four years of age. c pccial presscr
foot  safeguards  little  ﬁngers.
Handy for mothers, too. especi—
ally when  traveling. Used  in
kindergarten and pri mary grades
of schools.





                                    A REAL SEWlNG MACHINE
                                     FOR THE GIRLS
                                   NOT A TOY

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