Hello, I bought this machine, but I dont know anything about it.
There's a code (in one of the pictures) but I dont know how to look for it.
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In the past, many sewing machine manufacturers made machines for different companies and did not use their brand name but used whatever name the purchasing company desired; these machines were called 'clones'. A prime example of this is the 'Kenmore machine' that was sold by Sears.
I have never heard of 'The Forever Sewing machine' but maybe another member will be able to help you.
You can ask your question on some of the sewing machine forums and I'm sure someone will be able to answer your questions.
You will have to join each group to be able to post your pictures/questions (free).
The problem here is your pictures may not be sufficient for some posters to fully provide answers.
Although you can use these pictures here are some suggestions:
Your full machine picture is 'good' but the clutter behind the machine head almost obscures the features of the machine (perhaps a full picture with a blank wall behind it - if that is possible).
Also, your 'code' is a serial number so that needs to be very clear (maybe write the number out).
You should have a side view so the base features can be seen.
These are very good sites for answers and maybe finding a generic manual.
sewing.patternreview.com/
www.quiltingboard.com/
ismacs.net/
www.reddit.com/
This looks like an old Singer from the late 19th century or early 20th. Take it to a sewing machine repair shop that deals with old machines and they will teach you how to use it
Why do you need this rarity?). Buy a good industrial sewing machine, one of these (sewstar.com.ua/
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