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Yakumo is the closest i can find to your model. Does your foot flick or does the needle feed on your machine??? This is a Yakumo DDU-N73 in the video  but the foot flicks on this one??

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No it is not mine, i found it Googeling..

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IIRC Yakumo is the brand of at least one of the machines used by a recent poster from Taiwan, given the extremely high quality of his work , I don't think he'd use a brand that was not a good one..Seiko made machines for other brands..Consew I think was one ..

No idea where you could look to find info on Seiko serial numbers, other than to suggest that you email Seiko themselves..

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1 hour ago, mikesc said:

IIRC Yakumo is the brand of at least one of the machines used by a recent poster from Taiwan, given the extremely high quality of his work , I don't think he'd use a brand that was not a good one..Seiko made machines for other brands..Consew I think was one ..

No idea where you could look to find info on Seiko serial numbers, other than to suggest that you email Seiko themselves..

Thanks mikesc. From what I see, the difference is that the yakumo has a walking foot and my Seiko has a walking needle. Besides, my machine has a back stiching  

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1 hour ago, Seom said:

the difference is that the yakumo has a walking foot

The one in the video,yes but the one in the picture above i think is the same as yours. in the video the front of the head is different having the jump foot bar in the front like this adler 105.20160504_144727.jpeg.ffa2ffcce596df72f638e3101c8fb214.thumb.jpeg.f7697f78c18f8d7682068eab888e1ef0.jpeg

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I think it looks like my Adler 105-6, which is drop feed only.

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Nakajima also made this machine as a "DD-N73" and branded it Yakumo as well. I would suggest that anything branded by Nakajima or Seiko will be very good quality. There are hints that this machine was their take on the Singer 45K.

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I'll have to look through some old Consew and Seiko catalogs when I get back to the shop.  Info does not seem to be on the web nor is it a new current model Seiko.

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