There are no factual records at all from this period, just a best estimate of the years when ranges of numbers were probably made. Up until 1900 a simple sequential numbering system (1 up to #16,831,099) was used. That is a serial number referring ONLY to the motor itself. IMPORTANT NOTE - The machine serial number is NOT stamped on the motor.
Later models had it stamped on a raised pad underneath the bed, around the edge somewhere. They are though inluded for certain individual classes of machine, where we have been able to validate them to some extent.įor most machines before the 1950's, the serial number was located on top of the bed at the front right corner.
Because they have so many errors, and because they result in so much confusion and mis-information, we have chosen not to publish the complete list of these. There are is no information at all for any of the many other factories.Īlthough the batch allocation records after 1900 are an excellent resource as a starting point for further checking, they can't be relied upon and should only be used with caution. What there are, is some estimated production figures by year up to 1900, and then after that some 'batch allocation records' for just the factories in Elizabethport and Kilbowie. Despite what you may read elsewhere, in reality there are NO records of the machines ‘actually made’. There is often confusion over Singer serial numbers.
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