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morse sewing machine id

17 years ago

Hi, I was just wondering if anyone here could help me identife a machine. It's a morse, But I've searched the entire internet (whew)and cant find the model I have.

It's blue and white and in a fold out table. Under the base is a serial #A19MNA97301. Also stamped 992 and J-C4.

On the front is stamped, made in japan DELUXE.

It has norm/silk/emb selection buttons. Also a large square red reverse button. Button hole dial and a stich per inch dial.

Any help would be greatly appreceated. Thank you, Jeff

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jackier123
17 years ago
Check out this link. It could be a Morse Powerstitch 2.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{!gwi}}
ruju
17 years ago
Hello! I think I have the same machine! I can't find anything on the web either. There are a few, like the link above that look close, but not quiet.
I've attached a pic of mine.
Is that the same as yours?

Here is a link that might be useful: pic of mine
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