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Hi again, so I just picked up this old machine this week end and it has no manufacturer marks on it?

Looked briefly in the net but did not find any info. on it?

Can someone please help me in identifying this one?

Thanks again,

C.

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When you want an unmarked, antique machine identified, you usually take and post lots of pictures from different angles.

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I suspect it's a Randall, but its missing some parts.
 

 

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7 hours ago, Yetibelle said:

I suspect it's a Randall, but its missing some parts.

No, it's neither a Randall, nor a Campbell, nor a Union Lockstitch. It doesn't look like a Puritan either.

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Yup, its a mystery.  The access cover is missing and the thread "swing arm" that sweeps the line to create the stitch is broken. The machine functions great and the internal gears are not corroded at all.  Its a compact and it looks like it can saw a 1/2 inch thick leather as well?  There is a ( gold or copper ish ) patina coat under the black paint?  Usually when this coat is present, the machine is a bit on the old side?

Thanks again every one.

Carlos

 

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29 minutes ago, Matt S said:

It does ring a bell with an obscure harness machine, but I can't recall what it was.

I wonder if @Big Sioux Saddlery might recognise it?

I looked at this last night and I admit I'm stumped.  The top end looks like similar to a stripped down Campbell/Randall, but the bottom I don't recognize.   More views might be helpful.  Also, if there are any markings or part numbers on it anywhere, it might help someone identify it.

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Here are  more PICS.

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Will update with more pics tonight, and i think I did saw a serial number at the top, so I will get back with everyone ASAP.

 

Thanks again,

Carlos

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4 hours ago, Big Sioux Saddlery said:

I looked at this last night and I admit I'm stumped.  The top end looks like similar to a stripped down Campbell/Randall, but the bottom I don't recognize.   More views might be helpful.  Also, if there are any markings or part numbers on it anywhere, it might help someone identify it.

I was thinking of a Bauer, but now I see the lower casting is quite different and the wheel is in the wrong place.

Almost reminds me of a Dohle 715, but again not.

It's a riddle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in cast iron. Do we know for certain if it's a lock-stitch or chain-stitch?

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