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Bulletin No. 118
CATALOGUE OF
PARTS FOR RAILWAY SEWING
MACHINES
BUILT BY
CURTIS & MARBLE MACHINE CO.
72 Cambridge Street, near Webster Square
Worcester, Mass.
Machinery for Cotton Goods
INSPECTING OR TRIMMING MACHINES, with or without brushes; COTTON BRUSHING MACHINES, with emery
rolls, card rolls, brushes, beaters, etc.; COMBINED COTTON SHEARING AND BRUSHING MACHINES, with shear blades,
brushes, card rolls, emery rolls, beaters, etc., for finishing either one or both sides of the goods at the same time; GAS SINGEING
MACHINES; CALENDER ROLLING MACHINES, with either cold or hot rolls; CLOTH ROLLING AND MEASUR-
ING MACHINES; CLOTH WINDERS AND MEASURERS for winding on boards; CLOTH DOUBLING AND WINDING
MACHINES for doubling the selvedges together and winding on boards; DOUBLE DOUBLING MACHINES for wide goods;
CLOTH FOLDING AND MEASURING MACHINES; RAILWAY SEWING MACHINES for hand or power; FOOT POWER
ROTARY SEWING MACHINES; TRADE MARKING MACHINES; CLOTH STAMPING MACHINES; SHEARING MA-
CHINES AND LOOP CUTTING MACHINES for fancy spot goods woven with float threads; SPREADER ROLLS; SCREW
ROLLS for straightening turned edges; MEASURING ATTACHMENTS; SPECIAL WINDING BARS AND PLATES for use
with pasteboard tubes, pulpboards, etc.; MACHINE BRUSHES of all kinds, etc., etc.
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No. 25 Railway Sewing and Rolling Machine No. 23 Belt-Power Railway Sewing MachineView original page 2
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Machine Machine
Sewing Factory Portable Sewing Railway Hand-Power 22 No.
Scholfield 19 No.
Machine
Sewing Railway Belt-Power 24 No.
Machine Sewing Rotary Machine Sewing
Power Foot 20 No. Railway Hand-Power Portable 21 No.View original page 3Page 4 · Read text
General Suggestions
of the small parts used on our No. 25 Railway Sewing and Rolling Machines are herein
illustrated, but if parts are required which are not shown, describe them as clearly as possible.
description cannot easily be given, either send us a sketch showing shape and dimensions, lay the part on
a piece of paper and mark around it, or use one of the circulars containing our illustration of the machine
and mark the part that is wanted, and where the part goes on the machine.
Modifications in the details of the Sewing Machines have been made at different times, and many
machines have been built withspecial attachments or arrangements of parts, so that parts shown in this
circular would not be applicable in all cases. Changes in some of the patterns have also been made
from time to time. As machines are built for many different widths of goods from 30" to 144" wide, the
arts used on different machines may be similar, but vary in weight and other details. Consequently as
full information as possible should be given in ordering repair parts.
In ordering pulleys and gears, it is always safest to give the diameter, width of face, number of teeth
and size of hole.
If there is a number or date stamped on our Curtis & Marble Machine Co. name plate on the
machine for which the parts are ordered, give us the number in ordering the parts, as it aids us very
orders correctly to know what machine the parts are for, and when that machine was
much in fillingthere is a number on the casting required, compare the casting number with the list of
parts and see if it corresponds, and specify this number in the order.
No list of parts will apply in all details to machines built at different periods for various widths of
goods, or when special modifications were made in the construction of the machine, but the parts herein
shown, will apply to the majority of our No. 25 Railway Sewing and Rolling Machines and we trust may
aid our customers in ordering parts for repairs. Many of the parts are also used on our other styles of
Sewing Machines.
On all orders state whether shipment is desired by freight, express or parcel post. Most of the
small parts for the Sewing Machine Heads are regularly shipped by parcel post.
operatingWe reckonthe machine.the right and left hand side of the machine when standing where the operator stands in
On some of our early No. 25 Railway Sewing and Rolling Machines, the cradles were made for hold-
ing a roll of cloth up to 15" in diameter, and had wooden slats in the bottom instead of wooden rolls.
If parts for the old style cradle with slats are wanted, so specify in the order.
The style of cradle regularly used for the last twenty years will receive a roll up to 18" diameter,
and has woodenrolls in the bottom. On a few machines a still larger cradle has been used to hold a
roll of cloth 22" diameter. Parts No. l and 2 on the enclosed list apply to the 18" cradle.
Some of our No. 25 Railway Sewing and Rolling Machines have been arranged with special brackets
at the rear with adjustable guides for making a roll of cloth up to 40" diameter. These special brackets
are not shown on the list of parts. A few machines for wide goods have been made with stationary forked
brackets at the rear and these likewise are not shown.
Some machines have been equipped withmeasuring rolls and dials to indicate the number of yards,
but none of the parts used for measuring attachments are included in the list of parts.
For holding light silk or other delicate goods clamps are used on somemachines in place of the
pins; these clamps are not shown in the list of parts, but are made to go in the same place as the pins
and are interchangeable with them.
CURTIS & MARBLE MACHINE CO., Worcester, Mass.View original page 4Page 5 · Read text
desired. as furnished also are thread of sizes Other
desired any or lbs. 100 or 50, 25, of lots in up put is thread Our annoyance. or breakage cause and needle
the of eye the in catch which matter foreign other or leaf of pieces or knots less or more contain often thread
of grades cheaper The Machines. Sewing on satisfaction excellent gives and thread, priced medium a is This
Thread. "Quality" term we which thread Machine Sewing 16/4 of grade good a stock in carry We
in shown are screws Both them. supply can we and specify, so kindly others, the to preferred are 1019-c No.
headless the however, If, screw. style new the with repairs for needed LooperScrews for orders fill
and 28931", No. "Serial it on head a with Screw Looper a use regularly now we tightened, being when trouble
give or break sometimes and small quite are screws these As Heads. Singer the on Looper the hold to 1917,
May, to previous used regularly was 1019-c No. screw set headless small -A SCREWS. SET LOOPER
promptly orders fill to as so loopers f
supply ample an hand on carry We out. sent is it before tested and inspected carefully is looper Every finished.
and tempered finely made, accurately are called, sometimes are they as hooks or loopers, Our LOOPERS.-
stock. in carried always are sizes various of needles grade High 4. No. or
2 No. usually used, are needles finer etc., silks, fine gauze, like goods delicate light, very for needles; 8 No. fabrics
woolen for Heads; Singer the on used regularly are needles 6 No. fabrics, cotton on use For NEEDLES.-
again. order working good in them put and use, in worn become have parts whose heads old repair and haul
over- also We promptly. these furnish can and Heads, Singer the for parts various the stock in carry We
them. supply easily can we 6, page on view sectional
on shown as head machine sewing the to addition in desired is slide the with together complete all driving
gear worm the If worm. the with properly mesh to as so set gear worm friction the and slide, the on mounted
easily be can head this cut; above on shown as shaft looper the on worm the with heads the send regularly we
heads, extra furnishing In machine. power hand a for thepulley, of place in pinion with or shaft, looper the
of end the on belt round for pulley with whetherwanted specify heads, extra ordering In needed. are repairs
extended whenever use to Machines, Sewing Railway our for head machine sewing extra an have mills Many
required. as heads 14 V S 25 No. or 24-35 No.
the to apply which numbers the give to sure be parts repair ordering in and Head, Singer the of plate name the
on stamped clearly is number the as using are they head of style what determine easily can Parties
are others thoughmany 24-35, No. the on as same the are heads 14 V S 24 No. the on used parts the of Some
10. page on given is head of style this for ofparts list a and machine, 14 V S 24 No. as known Head, Singer Heavy
a term we what somemachines on use we goods, heavy very For head. of style this to apply 9 and 8 pages on
parts of illustrations the and used regularly are Heads Singer 24-35 No. Machines, Sewing Railway our On
shaft looper the on Worm with Head Singer 24-35 No.View original page 5Page 6 · Read text
-D-6 HANDWHEEL
1-5 MALE FRICTION.
0-3 STUO PLATE.
OWER WORMGEAR
WAY
Sectional View of Feed Gearing
The sectional cut shows the feed gearing for our Singer Sewing Machine heads as arranged with slide and
way, together with the names of the component parts,— it the above names are given in ordering any of these
parts we will understand clearly what is wanted. Many of these same parts are shown also in the list of parts
which follows, but this cut shows more clearly the names and position of these parts in relation to each other.
All of our Railway Sewing Machines are regularly arranged for & stitches to the inch, though some machines
on heavy, coarse work like burlap, etc., have been arranged for 6 stitches to the inch. The worms on the looper
shaft80 teethfor sixfor stitches8 stitches,haveanda different60 teeth pitchfor 6 fromstitches;the wormsthe lowerfor worm& stitches,gear thatand therunsupperin theorscrewfrictionrackwormis the same
for both 6 and & stitches, and has 60 teeth. If parts ordered for repairs are for making 6 stitches to the inch, so
specify in the order, otherwise worms and worm gears for 8 stitches will be sent.
On our No. 20 Foot Power Rotary Sewing Machine with Singer Head, the worms and the worm gears are all
alike, and are same as those used on the Railway Sewing Machines for & stitches to the inch, though owing to the
arrangement of gearing that drives the cloth wheel, the No. 20 Rotary Machines make 6 stitches to the inch.
Machines, formerly built by J. J. Scholfield in Providence,
1. I., )na Wour& No.G Type19 Scholfieldof head is usedPortableand theFactoryparts forSewing tole fhead are different from those used on the Singer
heads, and are shown on page 11.
CURTIS & MARBLE MACHINE CO., Worcester, Mass.View original page 6Page 7 · Read text
Mass. Worcester, CO., MACHINE MARBLE & CURTIS
rod. in. 22 complete, Eyelet Thread 761 Serial Tube. Thread Bar Needle 9611
Screw.
Screw. Plate Throat 244A Clamping Stud Connecting Bar Needle 207E
slot. in. Plate,¾ Throat 901 Serial 207E. with Stud Connecting Bar Needle 9570
slot. in. ⅜ Plate Throat 638 Serial Screw. Adjusting Link Connecting Bar Needle 1313E
Spring. Disc Nipper Thread 9545 1313E.
Screw. Cover Disc Nipper Thread 228D two with Link Connecting Bar Needle 34170
Cover. Disc Nipper Thread 9544 Bar. Needle 9560
Disc. Nipper Thread 9543 Washer. Looper 34418
Screw. Eyelet Thread 337B headless. style, old Screw, Set Looper 1019c
Pin. Spool Over Evelet Thread 585B Screw. Set Looper 28931 Serial
Plate. Spring (flat) Evelet Thread 9938
(flat). Eyelet Thread 9937 34418. with Looper 9732
Screw. Hook Thread Tension 330B Screw. Plate Face 337B
(double). Hook Thread Tension 9718 Plate. Face 9935
Stud. Guide Thread Tension 170A Screw. Plate Cloth 387B
9716. two and 9717 Plate. Cloth 767 Serial
1543B, 414D, Nos. complete, Tension 9715 Stud. Screw Rod Connecting 44A
Spring. Tension 9717 Screw. Adjusting Rod Connecting 1012B
Nut. Thumb Regulating Tension 1543B 1012B. two with Rod Connecting 22306
Disc. Tension 9716 Screw. Cover Wheel Balance 168B
Stud. Screw and Body Tension 414B Cover. Wheel Balance 9573 Screw. Foot Presser 206A Screw. Set Wheel Balance 424c
Foot. Presser 9737 424c.
Spring. Bar Presser 9534 with pulley, in. 2¼ BalanceWheel, 9504
Nut. Screw Lifter Bar Presser 1550 28931. Serial with Shaft Rotary Arm 766 Serial Screw. Lifter Bar Presser 764B
Pin. Stop Lifter Bar Presser 9533 (back).
Spring Steady Litter Bar Presser 22275 Nut Centre Screw Shaft ArmRock 1516B
9533. with Lifter Bar Presser 9532 (back), Centre Screw Shaft Rock Arm 310A
Screw. Set Guide Bar Presser 462c (front). Centre Screw Shaft Rock Arm 311c
462c. with Guide Bar Presser 9531 Stud. and Roller Shaft Rock Arm 1811
Bar. Presser 9588 1811. with Shaft Rock Arm 9712
Screw.
NAME Set Needle NO.230A (solid). lowerNAMEand upper Arm, NO.765 Serial
9 and 8 pages on shown As
24-35 No. Heads Machine Sewing Singer
for Parts of ListView original page 7Page 10 · Read text
List of Parts
for
No. 24 SV 14 Singer Sewing Machine Head
(Not Illustrated)
NUMBER NAME NUMBOR NAME
Arm upper and lower (solid). 207 Needle Bar Connecting Link Stud
Rock Shaft. Serial341148318 Arm Clamping Screw.
34115 Arm Rock Shaft Crank (back) with two 9611 Needle Bar Thread Tube.
1259 c. 1629 c Needle Clamping Nut.
1259 c Arm Rock Shaft Crank (back) Set Screw. 22377 Presser Bar.
34116 Arm Rock Shaft Crank (Front) with two 19027 Presser Bar Guide Bracket with 998 c.
1259c. 998 c Presser Bar Guide Bracket Set Screw.
1259 c Arm Rock Shaft Crank (Front) Set 19028 Presser Bar Litter.
999 Presser Bar Lifter Hinge Screw.
19096 Arm Rotary Shaft with two 1019 c. Serial8320 Presser Bar Screw Stud.
19009 Arm Rotary Shaft Collar wit No 454. 19034 Presser Bar Spring.
454 Arm Rotary Shaft Collar Set rew. 19035 Presser Bar Spring Bracket.
19097 ley with Serial 8321 Presser Foot. Balance Wheel 2¼ inch
424 c. 185 Presser Foot Screw.
9573 Balance Wheel Cover. 1001 d Pressure Regulating Thumb Screw.
168 Balance Rotary Wheel Cover Screw. 19064 Spool Bracket with 1009 c.
424 c Balance Wheel Set Screw. 1008 d Spool Bracket Screw.
Serial 8319 Cloth Plate. 32012 Tension Disc.
1104 Cloth Plate Screw. 1560 c Tension Regulating Thumb Nut.
22306 Connecting Rod with two 1012 b. 13710 Tension Spring.
1012 b Connecting Rod Adjusting Screw. 1084 Tension Stud.
44 a Connecting Rod Screw Stud. 219 Tension Stud Set Screw.
22337 Face Plate. 32013 Tension Thread Guard (left).
337 b Face Plate Screw. 32014 Tension Thread Guard (right).
9732 Looper. 219 Tension Thread Guard Set Screw.
22349 Looper Gate. 22375 Thread Eyelet (side of arm).
1105 e Looper Gate Hinge Screw. 701 d Thread Eyelet (side of arm) Screw.
22350 Looper Gate Spring. 19074 Thread Guard (head of arm).
330 d Thread Guard (head of arm) Screw. 1019 c Looper Set Screw, old style, headless.
9543 Thread Nipper Disc.
Serial 28931 Looper Set Screw, new style with head. 9544 Thread Nipper Disc Cover.
22351 Needle Bar with 9611. 228 d Thread Nipper Disc Cover Screw.
34170 Needle Bar Connecting Link with two 9545 Thread Nipper Disc Spring.
1313 e. Serial 901 Throat Plate 3/ inch Slot.
1313 e Needle Bar Connecting Link Adjusting Serial 638 Throat Plate 3g inch Slot.
Screw. 244 Throat Plate Screw.
9570 Needle Bar Connecting Link Stud with Serial 761 Thread Eyelet Complete, 22 inch Rod.
207. 585 b Thread Eyelet Overspool Pin.
ACCESSORIES
NUMbER NAME NUMBER NAME
264.60 Oiler with Cap and 26462. 26405 Screw Driver (small).
28461 Oiler 26460 filled with Oil. 25539 Stiletto.
26462 19079 Wrench for 1629.
26026 SierScrewDrive larges long.
CURTIS & MARBLE MACHINE CO., Worcester, Mass.
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time. present the at machines new on
used as same the complete device tension style new a have to better usually is it though needed, if supplied, be
can these and washers, felt or washers glass with made was heads older the of some on device tension The
head the of parts other the of nany
would it as cut, above the on shown not is shaft, looper the on worm the over guard a as icts
also which and works, needle the which through throat-plate the holds which cloth-plate curved large The
gear. worm tooth 49 the with run to lead, ¼" diameter, 1¼" other the and gears, worm tooth 51
the of both with run to lead, 22" diameter, 1¾" them of one used, been have worms of styles two Also
needed. is style which specify gears, worm ordering In thick. ⅝ x teeth 49 with d. o.
⅝6" 4 brass of is style third the and thick; ⅝" & teeth 51 with d. o. 3116" iron cast of is style another thick;
⅝6" x teeth 51 with d. o. 31¾6" iron cast of is gear worm one viz: shaft, looper the on worm the with mesh
to shaft upright short the of end upper the on times different at used been have gears worm of styles Three
Arm. 15.
used. commonly most are needles Pin. Thread Arm 14.
11 No. wanted. size give needles, ordering In Stud. Arm 13.
Bar. Needle for Wrench 26. Frame. 12.
Pad. Friction 25. Screw. Set Looper
shown.) Looper. 10.
not Plate Screws.(Cloth Plate Cloth 24. Guard. Shaft Looper
Shaft. Looper on Collar 23. Nut. Bar Needle 8.
Screw. with Shaft Looper on Worm 22. Screw. with Foot Presser 7.
Shaft. Looper 21. Screw. Thumb Bar Presser 6.
Wheel. Balance 20. Washer. and
Nut. with Screw Ball 19. Nut with Screw Bar Needle 5.
Screws. with Rod Connecting 18. Bar. Presser
steelWashers. two and Nut,Spring Thumb Pin. Thread Frame
Stud, with complete, Device Tension 17. Bar. Needle 2.
Pin. Thread Stand Spool 16. Pin. Thread Bar Needle
confused. be not
should machines two The patterns. different entirely from made are but Machines, Sewing Power Foot 20 No. our
to principle in similar are machines 19 No. These Worcester. to moved and 1915, in early us to transferred was
business whose I., R. Providence, of Scholfield J. Joseph Mr. by years many for built were machines These
Machines Sewing Factory Portable Scholfield 19 No. on Used
Head Machine Sewing of Type G & W for Parts of List
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Mass. Worcester, CO., MACHINE MARBLE & CURTIS
MAULLNE HALUWALTINING 431 No. Type Head Rolling and Attachment Measuring With
POWER HAND PORTABLE 21 NO. MACHINE MACHINE INSPECTING H TYPE
BRUSHING AND SHEARING COTTON
34 No. Type
BRUSHING AND SHEARING COTTON
MACHINE SEWING
RAILWAY POWER BELT 23 NO.
head holling
and Motion Reverse Brushes, Three With
MACHINE TRIMMING
OR INSPECTING CLOTH M. & C.
and Motion Reverse Stands, Front With
MACHINE INSTHULING ULUTH
MACHINE SEWING
FACTORY SCHOLFIELD 19 NO.
MACHINE ROLLING
AND SEWING RAILWAY 25 NO.
MACHINE SEWING Head Rolling and Motion Reverse Cradle With
ROTARY POWER FOOT 20 NO. MACHINE INSPECTING CLOTH
Goods Cotton for MachineryView original page 17Page 18 · Read text
boo
HEATH PATENT VERTICAL BRUSHER
with calender souling Macame
CALENDER ROLLING MACHINE CALENDER ROLLING MACHINE
With Measuring Roll, Steamer and With Hot Rolls and Steam Vapor
Revolving Spreader Roll Cylinder
COTTON BRUSHING MACHINE TWIN SCREW ROLLS
DERLAUER BOLL With Calender Rolling Machine For Straightening Out Selvedges, etc.
BRUSHING MACHINE, PRESSURE CALENDER AND
CALENDER ROLLING MACHINE
For Cotton Duck HORIZONTAL BRUSHER, VERTICAL BRUSHER AND
CALENDER ROLLING MACHINE
PRESSURE CAT.ENDER
LOOP CUTTING MACHINE For Cotton Duck
FLOAT THREAD SHEARING MACHINE For Warp Spot Goods
For Filling, Wary or Lappet Floats
CURTIS & MARBLE MACHINE CO., Worcester, Mass.
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Mass. Worcester, CO., MACHINE MARBLE & CURTIS
Shops) Saco-Lowell by built (formerly
MACHINE SINGEING GAS MACHINE MACHINE STAMPING CLOTH
TRADE-MARKING SCHOLFIELD
Goods Wide Extra For
MACHINE WINDTIG AND TING MACHINE DOUBLING DOUBLE MACHINE WINDING AND LING
DOUB- VERTICAL SCHOLFIELD DOUB- HORIZONTAL SCHOLFIELD
MACHINE WINDING Frame Unrolling With
AND MEASURING SCHOLFIELD MEASURER AND WINDER CLOTH MEASURER AND WINDER CLOTH
TUBES PAPER FOR BAR WINDING
Frame Front High With Cloth the for Apron
MACHINE FOLDING CLOTH Curved and Frame Back Low With
Machines Winding Cloth MACHINE FOLDING CLOTH
ir Boards Puin or Card with Use For
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