Guess the "Mystery Case"

[thor]

Centering the Needle

Pages 26-27

http://centering the Needle

 

[thor]

The Lower Thread Tension

Pages 28-29

http://pages 28-29

 

[thor]

Inserting and Removing the Material

Pages 30-31

http://inserting and Removing the Material

 

[thor]

First pages

While we are at it...

http://page 3

 

[thor]

Useful Hints

Pages 4-5

http://useful Hints

 

[thor]

Accessories

Pages 6-7

http://accesories

 

[thor]

The Sewing Light

Pages 8-9

http://pages 8-9

 

[thor]

Oiling

This time, right side up!

http://pages 10-11

 

[thor]

Inside cover

Front

http://inside cover

 

[thor]

Inside cover

Back

http://inside cover

 

[thor]

Cover

Pete, the manual goes up to page 67. I am shure you'll love the rest of it!

Please advise me if I am sending files too large. I am new to all this and would gladly accept instructions on how to do it properly.

Hope you improve your stitchin!

http://cover

 

[thor]

Cleaning

Had forgotten pages 12-13!

http://cleaning

 

[petek]

Thor, welcome and thankyou so much for taking the time to scan and send these instructions.
You're profile doesn't say anything so how about introducing yourself?

 

[thor]

Profile

Gladly, but how do I "profile" myself, LOL?

 

[petek]

Well you could start a new thread sayingg "new member" so everyone who doesn't read this one about sewing machines will probably see it. LOL

 

[thor]

Profile

OK, I'll do that later, but how do I "update" my Profile?

 

[petek]

To edit your profile, go to the Discuss o Mat page, at the bottom click on member profiles, then on the top of the members profiles page list it will have a place to click to edit your profile.

PK

 

[thor]

Profile

Pete, I found the way to update my profile! OMG, I'm so computer unsavvy!

 

[veg-o-matic]

Sweet, Pete!

I'm impressed. Not only do you have size 13 feet(!!), but you now have an Elnagraph Regulating Device!!

veg

 

[petek]

So I'm looking at Ebay and find there are a few Elna Supermatics and or manuals for sale. Seems they're all being bid on as well. Naturally there is a couple of sewing machine collector clubs I must resist, I must resist.
So it seems my machine was built somewheres 1952-1956. The first sewing machine to use interchangeable cams.