I have a Singer 320K which I inherited from my mother, its a fantastic machine. Its identical to the 319K but has a free arm for sleeves unlike the 319k which has a normal bed
That beauty was made in Bridgeport, Connecticut, about 20 miles from where I live. I believe these were Singer's first home zigzag machines. You might want to put a carpet remnant under your machines to dampen the sound. Nice video, as always.
The# 206K was Singers first American Zig Zag machine based on the Pfaff # 130 patent. ( Made in Germany before WW-2 and the Singer factory was destroyed ). The "made in Great Britain" machines were imported to the U.S. in 1952. The # 306K followed and was made in Bridgeport as well as Great Britain. The # 306 was the first Singer zig zag to use the various flat cams for utility and decorative stitches. The # 319 was the first Singer "Automatic" zig zag that had built in stitches as well as cam capable. This was also made in Great Britain and Bridgeport.
I have a Singer 320K which I inherited from my mother, its a fantastic machine. Its identical to the 319K but has a free arm for sleeves unlike the 319k which has a normal bed
Your hands are in the way when you make the bobbin and how to open the bobbin!
That beauty was made in Bridgeport, Connecticut, about 20 miles from where I live. I believe these were Singer's first home zigzag machines.
You might want to put a carpet remnant under your machines to dampen the sound. Nice video, as always.
Good advice. Thanks!
The# 206K was Singers first American Zig Zag machine based on the Pfaff # 130 patent. ( Made in Germany before WW-2 and the Singer factory was destroyed ). The "made in Great Britain" machines were imported to the U.S. in 1952. The # 306K followed and was made in Bridgeport as well as Great Britain. The # 306 was the first Singer zig zag to use the various flat cams for utility and decorative stitches. The # 319 was the first Singer "Automatic" zig zag that had built in stitches as well as cam capable. This was also made in Great Britain and Bridgeport.
Just picked up one of these for $3 at a thrift store. Love that it still works
Thank you so much!!
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How do i get access to the manual?
What needles do you use for your 319W? I have a green one.
206x13 needles. You can find then on amazon or ebay.
Use a Singer "open bobbin case" or a Singer # 20U case and then you may use any needle..