Singer Class 24 Sewing Machines

Kimball and Morton 1902 Lion Figural Sewing Machine

Maggie Snell's 'Almost a 10' Sewing Machine

International Sewing Machine Collectors' Society

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The Singer 24 in its original hand form
Article: Willcox & Gibbs Rival from the Big S
Article: Singer's Competitors to the Willcox & Gibbs Automatic
Cabinets Furnished with the Model 24
24-24
Instructions for using Singer Sewing Machine No. 24-24 (Automatic Chain Stitch) and Attachments
24-60 & 24-61 Parts List
24-62 Parts List

The Singer Automatic

This is the simplest form of sewing machine; it has neither shuttle nor bobbin, no tensions to adjust and the machine is ready for stitching when the needle is threaded. It makes the single-thread chain stitch. It has many points of preference that are obvious when it is compared with similar machines of other makes.

The Singer Chain Stitch Portable Hand Machine meets the lightest, daintiest sewing requirements.

Singer Model 24-51 Chainstitch Sewing Machine

Model 24-51
Single Thread Chain Stitch
No Bobbin
For Operation by Hand
Weight, only 18 Pounds
(Picture Courtesy of Dorothy Brumleve)

Model 24-50

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