Came in a table with a knee lever

Motor info plus plates

All the sides

Little late but here is mine (he is currently being cleaned so is torn apart aight now)
I bought him at an auction so no paperwork or manual
Serial number Y4234499 (database info added)
It seems to have been made electric and is not a conversion
(Multiple posts)

The Kenmore s15 clone will also be repainted

The 27 and the 127 up front are getting repainted and same with the 66
The 128 and 127 in the back will be kept how they are

Actually I lied, it's a 1922
I was going off the serial number the auction had in the listing and didn't check the number on the machine till today

Makes sense cause the manual said 1922 and the 128s didn't come out till the 1910s?

Everything looks to be original!
Besides one of the bobbins my nonna gave me

He was a little creaky before I put some penetrating oil in to loosen some stuff up but everything is stuck together with gunk (trying to get the plates off was not fun) so he needs a major cleaning and oil

I always thought it would be fun if someone found out Cawl had been making female marines this whole time, and when someone mentions it he's really surprised and asks why he shouldn't be using half the viable population.