1923 Singer 128k Vintage Sewing Machine
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2023
- This is a 1923 Singer 128K sewing machine, a smaller version of the 127K and an updated version of the 28K. The machine has been lightly and sympathetically restored to full operational order. I hope you enjoy this video as I show you how to thread up and operate this vintage hand cranked sewing machine.
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There is something relaxing about using a sewing machine at slower speeds. Thanks.
What a beautiful work of Art. So impressive. Such glorious engineering and to see it in pristine condition. Gives me chills, truly. I thought I had every machine I "need" in my sewing room. Now I'm not so sure!
There’s definitely something about these old machines.
I have a 128 that, like yours, just turned 100. Works like new. One of the great machines. Yours is beautiful.
What a thing of beauty!
What a beautiful machine. I have a K99 1937. Made just before the reverse button! But I love it. I have a computer singer, but the K99 or 99K, I forget, sews over numerous layers.
These machines are super strong compared to modern machines.
Gorgeous, love to hear the century old mechanical sound; and love to crank the moving part. Indeed, they are time lasting.
I have a June 1923 99K which is a hand crank, they make such a lovely sound
Tell me thats not one of the most satisfying machines to run with hand crank , the 99 hand crank is my most favorite but the 128 and 28 vibrating shuttles just have this musical tick that becomes addicting......great video as always .
The long bobbin machines have a kind of double dip at the bottom of the stroke that gives a completely different sound.
Je dis que j'ai la même machine mais étant débutante mon fil a coudre ne rentre pas dans le tissu dites moi où se trouve la difficulté
Stunning and like new. Beautiful sewing machine thank you for showing it.
The 1923 Singer is an absolutely beautiful machine. I have a model similar to this one made in Great Britain.
They are a wonderful machine to use.
@@user-zq9sm1ef4x No. I'm pretty sure that these style of Singer 15 were never sold here in the UK
I have a singer VS3 1891 and a Singer 28k from 1934, it is odd that they kept making the older machines.
My slight difficulty is the older shuttle carriers can cause the thread to snap.
Interesting how they developed the carrier (I have found 3 types) by adding an extra finger (this stops the top thread getting snapped in the back of the shuttle) then as you have a singer 28k that has the fully enclosed carrier and the eject button.
The warning I will give is always put the needle plate cover overt he shuttle before using the machine... on mine the shuttle jumped up on the return and jammed and bent the carrier.
I do like the renovations you do, I just make my machines work and we use them.
all the best
They made them for a long time - right up until 1962 I believe.
Workhorse yet beautiful machine. Does it have its original handcrank?
Yes, the hand crank is original.
Is there a name for this decorative pattern, the leaves ?! Gorgeous 😍 Wish there were more handcranked machines in the USA.
I believe the decals are called Rococo
Wowwww!!! ❤❤❤
I am restoring a Singer treadle machine that was for the Austrian/German market. The bentwood cover is in a poor condition and in pieces, which I am putting back together. The hood has a long pin at one end to fit into a hole on the table. The other end has a small curved piece of metal male part to fit into the table. Unfortunately the female part on the table is long gone. It seems to have been 3cm diameter circle with a rectangle cut out as far as I can tell from the hole in the table and indentations around the hole. Can you tell me how this works as I will have to make the a new piece to fix the hood to the table? I cannot find a serial number anywhere. The Egyptian decals may date it.
I'm not familiar with that type of fastening, perhaps someone else can answer this for you.
OK, thanks. I have had a thorough look at the machine itself and I think that it is probably a fake sitting on a genuine Singer treadmill frame.@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns
Is this machine for sale. If not, do you have a list of machines that are. Thanks
No sorry. I only sell machines occasionally.
Je parle pas anglais mais français j'ai la même machine
Comment réussir à coudre sur le tissu mon fil ne prend pas le tissu
It could be many things
Какая то шумная
Music in the video rather spoils the sound appreciation
Unfortunately my location was very noisy when I filmed this
I actually like the piano accompaniment. It fits the antique setting where the piano and sewing machine once graced the family parlour.
mines locked and when i turn the handle it doesnt seem to be connected to the rest of the machine
Is the stop motion knob disengaged?
what is that . the big silver wheel with the handle turns but doesnt turn the machine so the needle doesnt move . its the same design as yours @@CurioByBSpokeDesigns
@@sandolorsilverdollar In the centre of the hand wheel is a large silver screw that disengages the needle bar for use when winding a bobbin.
yes , i will try the machine this evening , fingers crossed@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns
hi , i turned the silver screw and it engaged the wheel and mechanism but its still locked or jammed and the needle wont go up or down , hmmm@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns
I want to sell my not using it
try ebay or local selling sites.