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Posted 2 years ago
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Found this great OLD machine, and doing some research on it.
I thought I found a place that said it was an Industrial machine but can't find that information again now.
what I have found about it is
serial
K- 655514
from the singer site.
http://www.singerco.com/pdf/SINGER_K_nos.pdf
31 MOdel Number/ Machine Class
5400 Machines Made
January 5 1903
Looking trying to find out if this model was industrial or leather or both.
This is still usable, I understand that this machine is strong enough to sew leather, does anyone know about that?
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I have one too, and would like to know the value. Haven't ck'd the serial #, but will now.
i have one of the sewing machines without the base and its around 100$
I see one on Ebay that is similar with the cabinet as well, and it is selling for around $600, and hasn't finished bidding yet. It was in working order as well, something is worth what someone is willing to pay for it I suppose.
Yes, that is a Singer 31, and was made for stitching lightweight leather, canvas, sacking, etc - the hard part will be getting needles for it. You might find a manual on the Singer website or the Smithsonian Collection.