MUST GO, OFFER ACCEPTED Antique 1952 Singer 301A Sewing machine

The Singer 301A is a highly coveted, vintage (circa 1950s) aluminum straight-stitch sewing machine known for its speed, durability, and lightweight, portable design. It was the first "slant-needle" machine produced by Singer, featuring a 9-degree incline for better visibility. Key FeaturesDesign & Portability: Made of die-cast aluminum, it weighs only 16 lbs and includes a built-in handle. Performance: Capable of high speeds over 1,600 stitches per minute, making it ideal for fast, straight stitching and quilting. Slant Shank System: The needle bar is inclined, requiring specific "slant shank" feet.Engine & Hook: It uses a gear-driven motor (no belt) and a vertical rotary hook. Bobbin System: Uses the same bobbin and bobbin case as the Singer 221 Featherweight. Special Features: Features include reverse stitch capability, feed dog drop for quilting, and an internal "Singerlight". Popularity: Known as a "workhorse" that often performs better than modern, low-end machines The 301A is widely praised by users for its smooth, fast operation and ability to handle both fine and heavy fabrics, making it an excellent choice for a durable, vintage machine. ORIGINAL BOBBIN INCLUDED