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Vintage Sewing Machine Parts

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  • LED Bulb, Bright White

    £12.95

  • Bobbins, Singer Featherweight 221 & 222

    £6.50 – £12.95

  • Felt Drip Pad Singer Featherweight 221 & 222

    £7.95

  • Black Superbelt, 17 1/2″, Featherweight

    £10.95

  • Singer Featherweight 221 & 222 Machine Bed Cushions/Feet

    £5.95 – £6.95

  • Schmetz Universal Needles x5

    £2.50

  • Foot Controller Cushions/Feet

    £7.95

  • White Superbelt – V-Belt For Featherweight 221 or 222

    £10.95

  • Motor Pulley, Singer Featherweight (New)

    £14.95
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Hi, I'm Katy Cameron, head of the Thistle Patch here in Glasgow, UK where I design bag and sewing patterns and sell parts for vintage sewing machines, specialising in Singer Featherweights. Welcome to the site.

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