Hi I am looking at ” Singer 128K cast iron hand crank” the seller gives “N0053029” a its serial number?? I have looked at various ‘serial’ sites but can’t find it – am i missing something??
Cheers Michael
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Yes, you are. Serial sites are all about software. This serial number is for a mechanical device, an old Singer sewing machine. Made long before computers were a thing. Are you looking to buy this machine?
Yes but only if I could find when and where it was made - a bit of history. The ISMACS International
site http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/serial-numbers/singer-n-series-serial-numbers.html list singer machines back to 1880's just not this one. I will keep searching, the seller found this number on the bottom of the machine, The point you make about the possibility that it is a part number of an item an not the machine serial number is a good one - thanks
Cheers Michael
Michael, I don't really know anything about the serial numbers but I did look at the website you showed. Wouldn't your serial number be included in the 5th entry down? It goes from 49001 to 64000 and yours is 53029.