Singer Class 301 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 Class 301 Sewing Machines feature slant shanks and rotary hooks. They use Class 221/301 bobbins and 15x1 needles. (Bobbin Part Number: 45785)
Attachment List for Class 301 Sewing Machines
Attachment Box for the Class 301 Sewing Machines
Cabinets for Class 301 Sewing Machines
Manual for the 301 (5.7 MB)

This is the adapter that allows a 301 to be used in a cabinet.

A Carrying Case for a Singer 301 Sewing Machine

The Following Compliments of Sharon Reese:

Singer 301a long bed

This is my first old sewing machine. It's all original and in 8 condition. It came with a complete attachment set, buttonholer, and a manual. I have since added a case, zigzagger without cams, and a zigzagger with cams. This machine sews like a dream and is my current favorite for quilt class. Its birth date is sometime between 1953 and 1959. (It's a little coy about its age.)

Singer 301 long bed

I no longer own this machine, but I thought it would be nice to include. This machine is identical to my 301a in body style and parts. The "a" in "301a" stands for where the machine was made - Anderson, SC - and is the only difference between them.

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