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Howdy y’all. This is my first time posting however I have really enjoyed reading all the knowledge you guys have about old singer machines. I have utilized these posts to figure out how to clean and use 3 old singer machines, first is a 45sv4 from 1916. Second is a 16-188 from 1925 and the third is a 144w302. Yesterday I picked up a “mystery” singer machine for $20. I believe it is in the 111w class but I am not sure the exact model. I was hoping you guys and gals could help me identify the specific model. The serial number starts with W so the singer database has no info. However thanks to a previous post with some info about these W machines I do know that it was made pre-1940. But that is the extent of the history. I will try to attach some pics but I am not very tech savvy so please let me know if you don’t see them. 
 

thank you all for sharing your knowledge and experience with a newbie like me. 

Singer.pdf Singer 2.pdf Singer 3.pdf

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To me it looks like a Singer 111W 152 or 153 or 154 or 155.

kgg

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Thanks for the reply. That narrows it down some. What is the difference between those model numbers?

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2 hours ago, Boni said:

What is the difference between those model numbers?

I have attached a pdf and rather then me retyping the difference are listed under "Description". Essentially the higher the number the capable the machine.

kgg

Singer 111W Instructions_Page_01.jpg

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Additional pages:

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Singer 111W Instructions_Page_10.jpg

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