Singer Buttonhole Attachment No. 86662 – Complete with Original Box, Manual, Plates & Screwdriver (Untested)
Complete vintage Singer Buttonhole Attachment No. 86662 in original box with manual, metal plates and screwdriver. Good cosmetic condition for age; screwdriver shows light surface rust. Untested — sold as a collectible set.
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Singer Buttonhole Attachment No. 86662 – Complete with Original Box, Manual, Plates & Screwdriver (Untested)
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Product description
Vintage Singer Buttonhole Attachment No. 86662 offered as a complete collectible set — the marked SINGER main attachment plus metal plates, original screwdriver, original No. 86662 instruction sheet and the original cardboard box with insert. The mechanism and fittings are present and the black painted body retains the white SINGER lettering; box and manual show age-related staining and creasing but remain with the lot.
Perfect for Singer collectors, vintage sewing fans or home sewists restoring period machines: this is a boxed example that will display well in a collection, supply missing hardware for an older Singer lock-stitch machine or form the basis for a refurbishment project. Suits someone who can test and fit the attachment to a compatible Singer machine or who values the complete original packaging and paperwork.
- Included: Singer buttonhole attachment No. 86662 (main unit), two metal plates, original screwdriver/tool, instruction manual (No. 86662) and original box with cardboard insert.
- Condition: Good vintage condition overall; light surface scratches and small paint chips to the main unit; box and manual have age stains, scuffs and creases.
- Measurements: Exact measurements not provided — see photos for scale and proportion.
- Working status: Untested – not mounted or run on a machine by seller.
- Known faults: Creased/stained instruction sheet; cardboard box shows wear; screwdriver shaft has light surface rust; cosmetic wear to painted parts. Mechanism appears intact in photos but is untested.