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Singer 66-1
Redeye Decal Pattern
Manufactured:
September 7, 1916, Elizabethport, New Jersey
Serial Number: G4925765
Needle: 15 x 1
Bobbins: Class 66
Mechanism
type: Oscillating round bobbin
Feed: must be covered
Feet: Low shank
Singer 66-1 Redeye
Here is another example of the Red Eye machines. This one has not been cleaned up or oiled yet, and given its age, it's in very nice shape. There is some tape residue on the bed and a crazing mark on the bed outer edge, but it turns over very nicely. This is my oldest example of the Red Eye decals, at 88 years old.
This machine will be used in my treadle. Below are some sample stitches from this machine:
Original Singer accessories that would have come with this machine are listed below:
The Singer 66-1 is the only Singer machine that takes the back-clamping presser feet; they attach at the back of the presser bar instead of on the side.
Accessories box (complete) # 35920 -that came with the machine would contain:
quilter (#35958)
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adjustable hemmer foot (#35957)
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tucker (#36584)
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ruffler (#36518)
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underbraider (#35963)
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shirring plate (#35960)
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binder (#36595)
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gathering foot (#121441)
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large screwdriver (#25537)
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small screwdriver (#25538)
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bias gauge (#25525)
seam guide (#25527)
bobbins (#32522)
thumb screw (#2878)
stiletto (#25539)
needle case (#28880)
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