Red S

Sep 29
2008

Red S 222K Singer Featherweight. Simply, the Most Elegant Machine Ever Built.

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Singer 222K Featherweight Freearm EP 76 (Item #: 0187)

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Distinctive Features: Rare Big Red S, Scroll Face Plate, Chrome Balance Wheel

Badge Issue Date: 12/18/1959 (see machine dating table)

Rating: 46/50 (American Scale) 9-/10 (Forsdyke Scale)

This fabulous Singer Freearm 222K is equipped with the original case, manual and attachments. Machine is brilliant black, with a crisp Red S Singer badge.

The case has the original red side tray. Original attachment box is in near mint condition. The case is also in particularly good condition. It has not a hint of odor. Hinges and latches are bright and shiny, and are in excellent working order.

We completely serviced the machine in Sept. 2008. It has a strong and quiet running 110 volt Singer motor, and is exceptionally smooth. It takes off to a very gentle touch and runs effortlessly. Feed dogs slide easily out of the way for embroidery work; the removable bed slides easily on and off. Foot pedal and power cord are in good working order.Tension knob, darning lever, stitch regulator, bobbin winder, light switch and light housing are all in as-new condition.

Gold scroll is bright and intact. Gold scroll around the belt housing is brilliant.Also included is a copy of the original Singer Manufacturing Company Guarantee.Notice that the accessories include the embroidery foot–giving this machine the standard set of original attachments for EP 76XXXX 222K’s, which have a badge issue date of 12/18/1959. This was just the second full production run for Red S 222K’s, and only 5 production runs were to follow this one. Singer reserved only 2449 other serial numbers for the freearms in this production run.

Through use, this machine has acquired occasional light scratches evident to close inspection. Forsdyke Rating: 9- “9: As 10 but with the small, odd scratch mark or wear mark evident to very close inspection.”

Original Attachments include: