Victor — User manual

‘THE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE,

INST
a a :

ending out a machine, see that th of
are properly and thoroughly oiled, and that «
“to the machine is in good order for bilsiness,
Give particular attention to the matter of instructions.
furnish a machine to go into the hands of an inexperienced
‘without the most careful teaching. No machine, however si
struction, or perfect in its parts, is exempt from a damaging,
the hands of a person who does not know how to use it. Do not attem
to instruct until you are first master of the machine in every respect
‘Let your instructions be ¢horough and painstaking, for much
upon your diligence and intelligence in this respect.

TO THE LEARNER.

Give careful attention to the instructions before.
‘machine, and become familiar with it before und

Do not attempt to use the attachments until
‘machine with ease on plain sewing.

‘The illustrations are made clear and plain, e
and a careful study of them will enable you.
- obstacles.

‘Do not. tamper with the adjustments of the
instructed. : ie

Every Victor machine is adjusted and tested by:

ble is almost sure to
ment of the machine by

‘an inexperienced person,
If the machine misses stitches it m

ised by the needle being
‘set wrong, or by the needle being b

the thread being too fine for

d being

he tension being too tight; or by the neédle
by the thread being too coarse for the needle;

or by turning the machine the wrong way. ¥