Household and Toy Models
Ornamentation Sets
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Comprehensive Singer Model List
A descriptive list of all Singer's sewing machine
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Singer Household Models:
A New Family
Improved Family
High-resolution pictorial of David Selby's 1884 Improved Family machine.
Vibrating Shuttle #2
High-resolution pictorial of David Selby's 1889 VS machine.
27
High-resolution pictorial of David Selby's 1894 Model 27.
28
The Singer Model 28 features the iconic vibrating shuttle mechanism and was produced from 1886 into the
1940s, becoming one of Singer's most enduring hand-crank models with its distinctive "fiddle-base" design
and reliable lockstitch operation.
128
The Singer Model 128, a three-quarter sized vibrating shuttle machine produced from 1910 to 1962, brought
reliable sewing technology to those seeking portability without sacrificing quality or performance.
185
Dressed in distinctive mid-century colors and housed in a compact frame, the Singer 185 delivers the
reliability of traditional Singer engineering with modern 1950s flair that continues to captivate
collectors today.
221 & 222
The Singer Featherweight 221 is a legendary half-sized portable machine produced from 1933-1971, prized
for its precision stitching and lightweight aluminum construction that made it a revolution in sewing
machine mobility.
301
The Singer Model 301 combines lightweight aluminum construction with a powerful straight stitch capability
and revolutionary slant shank design. Often considered the spiritual successor to the Featherweight, this
versatile machine was offered in both shortbed and longbed versions, making it popular for both portable
use and cabinet installation.
401
The Singer Model 401 was the flagship of the 400 series, featuring both built-in decorative stitches and
the ability to use specialized discs for additional patterns. This versatile tan and cream machine is
highly sought after by collectors and sewists for its robust construction and exceptional stitch quality.
403
The Singer Model 403 features zigzag capability with interchangeable cams, a slant shank design, and a
unique raised throat plate system instead of lowering feed dogs. This tan and cream colored machine
represents Singer's innovative mid-century design approach in the 400 series.
404
The Singer Model 404 is the straight-stitch version in the 400 series featuring the innovative
Slant-O-Matic design with a slant shank and rotary hook. Distinguished by its raised throat plate
mechanism for darning and free motion work, this tan and cream machine offers precision stitching with
reverse capability.
411
The Singer Model 411G is notable for being the world's first automatic machine capable of producing both
conventional lockstitch and single thread chain stitch, making it uniquely versatile for both permanent
seams and temporary basting. This innovative dual-capability machine combines the reliability of Singer's
400 series design with enhanced functionality.
412
The Singer Model 412G represents one of the less common variants in the 400 series line, featuring the
Slant-O-Matic design with zigzag capabilities. This model shares the same reliable rotary hook mechanism
and Class 66 bobbin system found in other 400 series machines.
431
The Singer Model 431 is the versatile free arm version of the Model 411, featuring both lockstitch and
chain stitch capabilities. This innovative machine includes a detachable bed portion containing a flip-up
extension, making it ideal for sewing tubular items like cuffs and sleeves while maintaining the quality
engineering of the 400 series.
500
The Singer Model 500 "Rocketeer" is an iconic sewing machine known for its distinctive futuristic
space-age styling and oval arm design. Featuring both built-in stitches and the ability to use additional
cams, this versatile machine represents Singer's mid-century modern design at its boldest.
503
The Singer Model 503 "Rocketeer" features the same distinctive space-age styling as the 500 but differs in
requiring replaceable cams for zigzag stitching. Manufactured between 1960-1962, this sought-after
collector's machine combines mid-century modern aesthetics with reliable mechanical function.
513
The Singer Model 513 Stylist represents Singer's 1970s design approach with simplified built-in stitches
rather than interchangeable cams. This tan-colored machine features a slant shank, rotary hook, and five
built-in utility stitches for everyday sewing needs.
600E
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